The restoration of this early 19th-century Masseria allowed the creation of a large hotel complex: the historic section houses the reception and services, while the new structures toward the coast follow a Roman cardo-decumanus layout, featuring guest units, a large pool, a theater, gardens, and porticos. The New Security Citadel of Rimini, an innovative engine for urban regeneration and social enhancement. Transforming a fragmented area into a large urban park open to all, the project combines the monumentality of institutional architecture with barrier-free public spaces. Explore a resilient and sustainable ecosystem designed for people's well-being: smart offices, green infrastructures, and water squares transform the neighborhood into a new gathering hub, giving breath and permeability back to the city. Studio Transit's Science Museum in Rome has been conceived to convey the idea of a science "made by people and for people" and is articulated on an architectural dimension and a content dimension, which describe science as an activity "made by people", and a second content dimension that transmits a science "for the people". The complex recalls the typical image of the oasis settlement. Its free plan, whose composition apparently follows casual rules of development, is instead dictated by local building traditions and climatic issues, resolved in fluid and organic solids and voids. The intervention involves a building replacement with demolition and reconstruction.The building has four floors above ground, as well as a technical plan.The intended use remains exclusively residential for a total of three apartments, one on each floor.The volume has two fronts with a regular shape covered in travertine worked in peel in pieces and a more articulated front with the projecting terraces of the individual real estate units that overlook the green condominium area and which have a different shape on each floor. The latter are covered with a brise-soleil in vertical light wood rod laid on white plaster masonry. Two buildings from before World War II and one from the 1960s meet at the crossroads of two streets in Rome overlooking, with blind elevations of differing heights, a lower building from the 1930s on the corner. The Offices for the Chamber of Commerce of Milan Monza Brianza Lodi, our winning project in an International Design Competition in 2018, are scheduled to be completed in 2024.We strongly wanted a project that was deeply Milanese, using an architectural language that had its roots in the modern Lombard tradition and in Milan in particular; a thread that linked us to the poetics of Terragni, Giò Ponti, Mangiarotti and BBPR; a design that was recognisable for its familiarity with the ways of the city and unique for its reaffirmed belonging to the place. The villa in Formia, designed by Studio Transit, features an interior shaped by a long barrel vault that connects its multiple levels, creating a dynamic and vibrant atmosphere. Outside, pure modernist volumes interact with the surrounding landscape, opening toward the Gulf of Gaeta. To re-propose the complexity of the city in a unified body, which stems from a unique design; We wanted to revisit the Roman tradition of the early 1900s in a contemporary key, seeking the urban quality, the compositional articulation and the typological coherence of the expansion interventions of those years, Città Giardino, Garbatella, Piazza Tuscolo. This project aims to bring spaces oriented towards peoples' well-being, welcoming them in a bright open space, characterized by the values of transparency, solidarity and equality. This is an intervention initially planned, in the adjacent sector, to complete the Europarco Tower which was then built for the offices of the “Metropolitan Area of Rome”. This tower, a mixed use complex, built by Studio Transit in 1992, relatively close to the three towers realised in the 1980s, further develops the theme of the articulation of the units located inside a single, large building, with multiple typologies of apartments. We envisioned a highly innovative building model for an education complex when submitting a proposal for a competition for the new school complex in Sette Fontane, municipality of Paliano (FR).⁠ ⁠⁠A school where students can grow intellectually and physically within spaces tailored to them, flexible and stimulating.⁠⁠ Studio Transit's Tupini Lake Building, overlooking the lake in the EUR district of Rome, is the new face of the workspace enhanced by a privileged position and a unique view.⁠The essence of the project is dialogue, which is represented both in the design of the facades and in that of the interior spaces.⁠The layout of our project Tupini Lake Building is aimed at hosting environments and activities capable of adapting to the new needs and challenges of the time.⁠ The project finds in the pavilion structure surrounded by greenery the optimal solution both for the correct psycho-pedagogical development of students and for creating collective spaces that can be used by the community for school or extra-curricular activities.