Located in Udine, Italy, this beautiful penthouse apartment has been recently redesigned by Geza – Gri E Zucchi Architettura.

Description
Located on the top floor of a historic building built in the 1930s by architect Ettore Gilberti, the apartment is in a privileged position in relation to the urban landscape and surrounding buildings, enjoying panoramic views of the castle of Udine and the roofs of the city.
The building, built in Liberty style, is constituted by three floors with a superior attic and is L-shaped with a rounded corner and an internal courtyard.
The peculiar aspect of the attic that made the clients (a dynamic couple who enjoy the culinary and musical world and the keen interest in the world of modern architecture and design) fall in love with it, were the glimpses of the sky visible from the numerous skylights that pierce the pre-existing wooden roof and the windows along the perimeter walls that allow each to see a different glimpse of the city. The result obtained from these numerous openings is a large amount of natural light that pervades the entire open space. The spatial distribution of the intervention fully reflects the concept of open space desired by the customers.
Once through the entrance, a Verde Alpi marble monolith separates the living area from the sleeping space. Moving towards the living room, the view opens onto a large bright space, equipped with a so called ?mobile service? on the bottom of the room t...