Atelier by Rodighiero.Design is a team of Italian professionals and craftsmen specialising in panoramic villas on Lakes Como, Garda and Iseo.

Designing panoramic villas

Through its exclusive collaboration with architect Massimo Rodighiero, (opens in a new tab) Atelier finds the design solutions to build unique, sustainable homes that bring out the owners’ vision and a contemporary way of living.

Arched portico of a historic building closed by double-height glazing, with the living room lit and the hill behind, at sunset

Distinctive qualities

Designing a villa begins with the view.

The way the lake and hill views are framed, the use and design of the garden, the comfort of outdoor and indoor spaces and the care given to construction details are distinctive qualities, recognised by clients and by the international press. They come from a ‘complete and tailor-made’ formula that keeps construction times and costs under control.

Your location

Building site of a villa on a sloping plot, with the crane, the embankment and a view of the lake and the wooded hills

Expertise and inspiration

Every slope is a constraint, and an opportunity.

Sloping and rocky plots, difficult access and planning constraints are typical of prime locations. Atelier has already faced them and turned them into design ideas and specific engineering and construction solutions, respecting strict local regulations and an architecture that is always evocative and emotional.

Your idea of home

Architect Massimo Rodighiero at the drawing table, in front of the studio bookshelves

The multidisciplinary team

Architecture, engineering and craftsmanship in a single team.

Inside, healthy and versatile rooms, achieved through careful furniture design and the integration of building systems (energy, home automation, climate control, security and video surveillance), are always at the heart of the multidisciplinary team’s advice, committed to protecting the value of the investment over time.

The team is led by architect Massimo Rodighiero, who trained at the Politecnico di Milano, where he also taught and carried out research. He brings the Rodighiero.Design approach to the villas: sustainability assessed in terms of both cost and environment, and attention to industrialised construction, which in Massive House I became an envelope of prefabricated, thermally broken panels.

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