The renovation has therefore paid great attention to environmental impact: the eleven flats (ranging in size from 127 to 247 square metres and two penthouses of 423 and 531 square metres) have been designed with minimal energy consumption and certified with a high energy class. The skeleton of the building reveals the original rationalist matrix, inserting sunshade windows and mirrors that form a telescope of light inside the flats to make the most of natural light; its modernisation focused mainly on the redefinition of the exterior surface.

The application of the over-cladding to the entire exterior has made it possible to contain heat loss within legal limits and to reduce the building’s heating/cooling costs. The restyling of the façades has applied a concept with a strong visual impact due to its elegant minimalism. A new three-dimensionality was obtained on the façade by intervening on the existing openings with the use of extremely discreet glass, for all the elements protecting the openings and terraces.

A great deal of care was taken in the choice of materials for this unique exterior renovation. The façade cladding is made of Laminam 1000×1000 mm slabs from the Calce Bianco collection, with Laminam 3+ thickness, a collection that makes simplicity and softness its aesthetic and tactile hallmark, inspired by the functionality of a freshly plastered wall, in full rationalist style.

Thanks to the inherent properties of the ceramic slab, Laminam exterior façade claddings allow for greater surface durability, weather resistance and design flexibility. Applied as an external cladding, Calce Bianco allows for visual and aesthetic continuity without burdening the load-bearing structure of the building, given its lightness thanks to its reduced thickness. A perfect mix of aesthetics and technology, with low porosity and unalterable performance (even when exposed to heat, frost, sudden thermal changes and UV rays), characteristics typical of Laminam slabs, which are essential when it comes to exterior cladding.

In line with a new way of living, closely linked to the history of the city and the redevelopment of the urban context, the “Domus Lascaris” modernisation project is therefore based on a continuous dialogue between public and private spaces. Shifting the gaze from the exterior façade to the interior spaces, the large windows on the first floor linger on the modern lobby – also clad with Laminam surfaces – from which you access an art gallery open to the public.

For the wall claddings in the lobby of the new luxury real estate in Turin and the floorings in the bathrooms, the choice went to a refined combination of Laminam slabs inspired by the white marble of the I Naturali collection.

The Bianco Statuario Venato Polished surface in the 1000×3000 mm size is the queen of luxurious rooms with a modern or classical taste; the structure is composed of a crystalline white and grey veins, a material that is very popular internationally. Calacatta Oro Venato Polished, applied in the 1000×3000 mm size, is characterised by a background tending towards ivory, crossed by prominent veins turning to gold, brown and grey. In the combination of the large size slabs, the pattern is always different, thanks to the variety of veins that decorate the texture with varying intensity and length.

The renovation has therefore paid great attention to environmental impact: the eleven flats (ranging in size from 127 to 247 square metres and two penthouses of 423 and 531 square metres) have been designed with minimal energy consumption and certified with a high energy class. The skeleton of the building reveals the original rationalist matrix, inserting sunshade windows and mirrors that form a telescope of light inside the flats to make the most of natural light; its modernisation focused mainly on the redefinition of the exterior surface.

The application of the over-cladding to the entire exterior has made it possible to contain heat loss within legal limits and to reduce the building’s heating/cooling costs. The restyling of the façades has applied a concept with a strong visual impact due to its elegant minimalism. A new three-dimensionality was obtained on the façade by intervening on the existing openings with the use of extremely discreet glass, for all the elements protecting the openings and terraces.

A great deal of care was taken in the choice of materials for this unique exterior renovation. The façade cladding is made of Laminam 1000×1000 mm slabs from the Calce Bianco collection, with Laminam 3+ thickness, a collection that makes simplicity and softness its aesthetic and tactile hallmark, inspired by the functionality of a freshly plastered wall, in full rationalist style.

Thanks to the inherent properties of the ceramic slab, Laminam exterior façade claddings allow for greater surface durability, weather resistance and design flexibility. Applied as an external cladding, Calce Bianco allows for visual and aesthetic continuity without burdening the load-bearing structure of the building, given its lightness thanks to its reduced thickness. A perfect mix of aesthetics and technology, with low porosity and unalterable performance (even when exposed to heat, frost, sudden thermal changes and UV rays), characteristics typical of Laminam slabs, which are essential when it comes to exterior cladding.

In line with a new way of living, closely linked to the history of the city and the redevelopment of the urban context, the “Domus Lascaris” modernisation project is therefore based on a continuous dialogue between public and private spaces. Shifting the gaze from the exterior façade to the interior spaces, the large windows on the first floor linger on the modern lobby – also clad with Laminam surfaces – from which you access an art gallery open to the public.

For the wall claddings in the lobby of the new luxury real estate in Turin and the floorings in the bathrooms, the choice went to a refined combination of Laminam slabs inspired by the white marble of the I Naturali collection.

The Bianco Statuario Venato Polished surface in the 1000×3000 mm size is the queen of luxurious rooms with a modern or classical taste; the structure is composed of a crystalline white and grey veins, a material that is very popular internationally. Calacatta Oro Venato Polished, applied in the 1000×3000 mm size, is characterised by a background tending towards ivory, crossed by prominent veins turning to gold, brown and grey. In the combination of the large size slabs, the pattern is always different, thanks to the variety of veins that decorate the texture with varying intensity and length.

The renovation has therefore paid great attention to environmental impact: the eleven flats (ranging in size from 127 to 247 square metres and two penthouses of 423 and 531 square metres) have been designed with minimal energy consumption and certified with a high energy class. The skeleton of the building reveals the original rationalist matrix, inserting sunshade windows and mirrors that form a telescope of light inside the flats to make the most of natural light; its modernisation focused mainly on the redefinition of the exterior surface.

The application of the over-cladding to the entire exterior has made it possible to contain heat loss within legal limits and to reduce the building’s heating/cooling costs. The restyling of the façades has applied a concept with a strong visual impact due to its elegant minimalism. A new three-dimensionality was obtained on the façade by intervening on the existing openings with the use of extremely discreet glass, for all the elements protecting the openings and terraces.

A great deal of care was taken in the choice of materials for this unique exterior renovation. The façade cladding is made of Laminam 1000×1000 mm slabs from the Calce Bianco collection, with Laminam 3+ thickness, a collection that makes simplicity and softness its aesthetic and tactile hallmark, inspired by the functionality of a freshly plastered wall, in full rationalist style.

Thanks to the inherent properties of the ceramic slab, Laminam exterior façade claddings allow for greater surface durability, weather resistance and design flexibility. Applied as an external cladding, Calce Bianco allows for visual and aesthetic continuity without burdening the load-bearing structure of the building, given its lightness thanks to its reduced thickness. A perfect mix of aesthetics and technology, with low porosity and unalterable performance (even when exposed to heat, frost, sudden thermal changes and UV rays), characteristics typical of Laminam slabs, which are essential when it comes to exterior cladding.

In line with a new way of living, closely linked to the history of the city and the redevelopment of the urban context, the “Domus Lascaris” modernisation project is therefore based on a continuous dialogue between public and private spaces. Shifting the gaze from the exterior façade to the interior spaces, the large windows on the first floor linger on the modern lobby – also clad with Laminam surfaces – from which you access an art gallery open to the public.

For the wall claddings in the lobby of the new luxury real estate in Turin and the floorings in the bathrooms, the choice went to a refined combination of Laminam slabs inspired by the white marble of the I Naturali collection.

The Bianco Statuario Venato Polished surface in the 1000×3000 mm size is the queen of luxurious rooms with a modern or classical taste; the structure is composed of a crystalline white and grey veins, a material that is very popular internationally. Calacatta Oro Venato Polished, applied in the 1000×3000 mm size, is characterised by a background tending towards ivory, crossed by prominent veins turning to gold, brown and grey. In the combination of the large size slabs, the pattern is always different, thanks to the variety of veins that decorate the texture with varying intensity and length.

La ristrutturazione ha quindi posto grande attenzione all’impatto ambientale: gli undici appartamenti (con metrature variabili tra i 127 e i 247 mq e due superattici da 423 mq e 531 mq) sono stati progettati con consumi minimi e certificati con una classe energetica alta. Lo scheletro dell’edificio, il cui lavoro di ammodernamento si è concentrato prevalentemente sulla ridefinizione della superficie esterna, svela la matrice razionalista originaria, inserendo finestre frangisole e specchiature che formano un cannocchiale di luce all’interno degli appartamenti, per sfruttare al massimo la luce naturale.

La realizzazione del cappotto nell’intero involucro esterno ha permesso di contenere, entro i limiti di legge, le dispersioni termiche e di abbattere i costi relativi al riscaldamento/raffrescamento del fabbricato. Il restyling delle facciate ha declinato un concept dal forte impatto visivo per il suo elegante minimalismo. La facciata è stata movimentata intervenendo sulle aperture già esistenti per ottenere una nuova tridimensionalità, con l’impiego del cristallo, estremamente discreto, per tutti gli elementi a protezione delle aperture e dei terrazzi.

Molta cura è stata dedicata alla scelta dei materiali per questo peculiare intervento di recupero esterno. Il rivestimento delle facciate è realizzato in lastre Laminam 1000 x 1000 mm della serie Calce Bianco, con spessore Laminam 3+, una collezione che fa della semplicità e della morbidezza la sua cifra estetica e tattile, ispirandosi alla funzionalità di una parete appena intonacata, in pieno stile razionalista.

I rivestimenti per facciate esterne Laminam permettono, grazie alle proprietà intrinseche della lastra ceramica, una maggiore durabilità delle superfici, resistenza agli agenti atmosferici e duttilità progettuale. Applicata come rivestimento esterno, Calce Bianco consente di ottenere continuità visiva ed estetica senza gravare sulla struttura portante dell’edificio, data la leggerezza dovuta allo spessore ridotto. Un perfetto mix tra estetica e tecnica, con bassa porosità e inalterabilità delle prestazioni (anche in caso di esposizione al calore, al gelo, agli shock termici e ai raggi UV), caratteristiche proprie delle lastre Laminam, fondamentali quando si tratta di rivestimenti esterni.

In linea con un nuovo modo di abitare, strettamente legato alla storia della città e alla riqualificazione del  contesto urbano, il progetto di ammodernamento di “Domus Lascaris” si basa dunque sul  dialogo continuo tra spazi pubblici e privati. Spostando lo sguardo dalla facciata esterna agli spazi interni, le grandi vetrate al primo piano consentono di indugiare sull’atrio moderno – anch’esso rivestito con superfici Laminam – dal quale si accede ad una galleria d’arte aperta al pubblico.

Per i rivestimenti nell’atrio del nuovo luxury real estate torinese e dei pavimenti nei bagni, la scelta si è orientata su una raffinata combinazione di lastre Laminam ispirate al marmo bianco della serie I Naturali.