Innovation, emotion, tailoring, meticulous attention to detail and sustainability.
The total redevelopment of the property aims to maintain the value of the historicity, of our roots of living while at the same time seeking innovation, technologies, new materials and sustainable solutions that are attentive to the environment and living comfort
Choosing this property means experiencing the historicity of Treviso looking out from your own privileged space. pivotal place in the historic center of Treviso.
In the 1950s, the Commercial Bank commissioned the urban architect Giovanni Barbini to design the building, divided between offices and residential on the top floors. emphasizes in the facade one of the fundamental principles, the re seeks a decorative functionality made evident by the play of chiaroscuro offered by structural "pilasters". The particular and generous windows maximize the light thanks to the abundant heights, giving the possibility to divide the interior spaces freely, in relation to the needs. bringing the building back to the rough has made it possible to redistribute the modern and contemporary spaces by favoring the brightness at all hours of the day. to high quality by maximizing energy savings and living comfort: from air conditioning with underfloor heating and cooling with reduced heat loss coefficients, from the study of acoustic comfort with pre-restructuring analyzes and surveys in search of the best suppliers who could guarantee rigid quality standards.
The apartment yes spread over 147 square meters.
From the entrance, which houses a wardrobe, you enter the living room with dining area and you can glimpse the kitchen, almost protected from returning.
There are three double bedrooms and three bathrooms, the master suite with walk-in closet staff is independent and reserved. The property is completed by the laundry and the guest bathroom. The location of the property is enviable and combines the beauty of living in the most beautiful heart of Treviso's historic
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