Traces, Transformations, and Echoes of the Palladian Style in once a beating heart of Central Europe I. The Echo of Palladio in the Land of the Magyars Palladian architecture in Hungary: the unexpected journey of a style No, Andrea Palladio never crossed the plains of Pannonia, nor did he contemplate the waters of the Danube or the hills surrounding Lake Balaton. And yet, centuries later, in that land of borderlands and empire, of Slavic, Magyar, and Latin interweavings, his

What a thrill to be the spokesperson for Palladian beauty in the world! And have confirmation that architecture, like a noble art , can speak multiple languages ​​and take different forms, while maintaining a universal value . It so happens that while talking with one of our lovely clients, we went to retrace the exploits of Palladio none other than in the Land of the East . To do this, however, it is necessary to recall one of the best-known Palladian works in Venice: The R

It was an era of profound transformations and great hopes in the heart of South Africa, in those years that were shaping the future of the country. Four British colonies, Natal, Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, and Orange Free State, came together to create a new political entity, born from the ashes of colonial rule over the Boer republics. The establishment of the Union of South Africa was an attempt to unite the diverse communities and their interests under one government, i