Edilerica’s intervention is affecting the 1700s masonry building, part of the Villa Lante complex, located on Via San Francesco Sales in Trastevere, Rome. Work is focusing on building redevelopment, seismic improvement and architectural restoration, intended to transform the building into a multipurpose facility equipped with the comforts common to the most modern hospitality facilities, with private rooms, conference rooms, common areas and offices.

Right from the start, the characteristics of the old building brought out critical issues related to the placement of facilities and the passage of piping, such that the project needed to be adjusted and revised during construction.

An entire floor – which by original design had office use – has been converted into a multipurpose room with spaces that can be converted into both offices and bedrooms as needed. These changes involved, among other things, the addition of a bathroom in each room and a redesign of the water systems.

On the administrative and bureaucratic side, these design improvements required numerous efforts to obtain certifications and permit updates.