Studio Vetroblu

01/09/2026

Two recent projects photographed for FPA explore how learning spaces can remain flexible, permeable and connected to their surroundings.

At the early childhood centre in Uta, textile doors by Dooor create soft, movable boundaries, allowing the rooms to adapt to different activities.

At the new nursery in Stintino, the building settles within the Mediterranean vegetation, while translucent polycarbonate panels by PolyPiù Srl replace conventional walls, filtering daylight into the interiors.

Team: FPA, Rosa Manca, , Francesca Sanna

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01/09/2026

Two recent projects photographed for FPA explore how learning spaces can remain flexible, permeable and connected to their surroundings.

At the early childhood centre in Uta, textile doors by Dooor create soft, movable boundaries, allowing the rooms to adapt to different activities.

At the new nursery in Stintino, the building settles within the Mediterranean vegetation, while translucent polycarbonate panels by PolyPiù Srl replace conventional walls, filtering daylight into the interiors.

Team: FPA, Rosa Manca , , Francesca Sanna

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28/08/2026

Our photographs of the Parish Complex and Church of the Beata Vergine Assunta in Villa Verde published on thisispaper.

In the Marmilla hills of Sardinia, at Bannari on the edge of Villa Verde, Carlo Atzeni, Silvia Mocci, Maurizio Manias and Franceschino Serra arrange a parish complex around one hollow basalt wall running east to west.

25/08/2026

04/08/2026

Vetroblu is slowing down.
See you in September.

31/07/2026

Our pictures for The Twin Edit featured on Living Corriere.

Lo studio di architettura The Twin Edit cura il progetto di una casa a Porto Rafael incastonata fra le rocce e la macchia mediterranea The Twin Edit cura il progetto di una villa sul mare incastonata fra le rocce della Sardegna e la macchia mediterranea.

31/07/2026

Our pictures for arch. Valentina Andriulli featured on AD Architectural Digest Germany.

31/07/2026

Our pictures for Spaziozero featured on Domus.

In the province of Cagliari, the hospitality complex by Spaziozero + X Architekten dialogues with its surroundings through a language reduced to the essentials, evoking the geology and color palette of the landscape.