This Survey examines the loggia of San Jacopo Sopr’Arno through measured drawings in plan and elevation. Although the church is documented from 1135, its architectural proportions reflect the use of the late-medieval Florentine braccio, here applied in its three-quarter variant (≈ 58 cm). The survey reveals how the loggia’s geometry aligns with this historical measurement system, offering insight into the construction logic and material culture of medieval Florence.

Inspired by musical dynamics, this school design explores how forms can rise and soften like a crescendo and decrescendo. Through the interplay of stairs and rooflines, the building becomes a spatial composition — a rhythm you can move through.

WAVE Yacht Club proposes a new model of luxury marina — where leisure, sailing, and wellness meet coastal sustainability.
Located at the mouth of the Rio Arade in Portimão, it embraces the rhythm of the ocean and the river as one continuous experience.

Restoration study of the internal courtyard of Villa Garzoni, a historic 17th-century villa overlooking the village of Collodi in Tuscany.