Located in a vineyard in central Italy, the design combines elements of cultural heritage and modern architecture with a focus on wine tasting. The project reimagines an existing farmhouse known as *casa colonica*, preserving its historical significance while introducing new spaces that cater to contemporary needs. The overall concept emphasizes the interaction between indoor and outdoor environments, allowing visitors to engage meaningfully with the landscape.

Regeneration encompasses significant updates to the farmhouse, which has served as both a residence and a workspace. Originally, the upper floor was intended for living, while the ground floor functioned as storage for livestock. Key changes involve moving the external staircase inside to improve movement flow. Additionally, the southern façade will have new openings that enhance access to wine tasting areas, encouraging social interaction.

The next phase introduces a landscape viewing platform that extends out from the farmhouse. This feature offers an elevated viewpoint of the vineyard and surrounding landscape. The design includes various functional spaces, such as a wine tasting bar, kitchen, courtyard, living room, bedroom, storage areas, kitchenette, bathroom, and parking. The arrangement of these spaces supports different experiences while blending public and private areas.

Material choices are carefully considered, emphasizing the use of local limestone and clay. These materials connect the project to its geographic roots and help minimize environmental impact. The design principles prioritize natural ventilation, which is particularly important given the region’s humid subtropical climate. Deciduous trees are strategically placed to provide shade in the summer and allow sunlight in during the winter, enhancing energy efficiency.

The culmination of this design results in a structure that thoughtfully balances traditional and modern influences. A prominent element is the landscape viewing platform, which invites visitors to take in the expansive views of the vineyard and enjoy the rich experiences offered within the space. As such, the design not only respects the past but also looks forward, creating a functional and inviting venue for wine tasting and community engagement.