The common area is designed as an elegant space of connection—not just a passage, but a place for gathering and contemplation, with the potential to host art exhibitions. Hidden sliding doors maintain spatial continuity and enhance the clean, linear design. The shared garden offers a timeless oasis with evocative details. A 3-meter travertine bench and boxwood plants recall the charm of 1920s Italian gardens. The aged rear wall, inspired by Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion, becomes a visual focal point, paired with an untreated travertine bench that ages naturally.Sculptural stone elements and a convivial area under an old magnolia add function and quiet elegance, creating a space where nature, material, and memory harmoniously converge.

Olivia Falsini is an architect and landscape designer working between London, Florence, and Mallorca. After studying architecture at the University of Florence and Paris-Belleville, she moved to London, working with Rundell Associates and later with Luciano Giubbilei on the Potter’s House project in Mallorca (2018–2020). From 2020 to 2025, she collaborated with Tommaso del Buono on private gardens in the UK and abroad. She now works as a freelance designer across Europe.