The street facade has been physically dematerialized thanks to the backlit opaline U-glass covering that makes it “liquid” with a large central window that acts as an “eye on Via Legnone” and immediately gives the contemporary stylistic signature of the project, connecting the interior of the large loft to the street front. The same front contains the entrance and the gate in weathering steel inspired by a Paul Klee drawing. From the pedestrian entrance, a communal pathway leads us to the residential area with a walkway in the light characterized by a wall of U-glass. The internal garden is divided into private spaces but interpreted as a communal area that involves both the contemplative aspect and exploitation of space. The residences, conceived as individual urban villas, are perceived as part of a harmonious whole, conveying a sense of welcome and privacy. The private terraces, a solarium with the connotations of a city vegetable garden, are where each resident can recreate their own realm of leisure or relaxation).