Inside, the new spatial arrangements aim to improve the functionality of the residences while preserving their underlying structure and distinctive character. Selective openings between rooms create greater spatial continuity and more generous living areas, while new partitions allow individual spaces to adapt to contemporary living requirements. The use of lightweight, clearly distinguishable construction systems minimizes intervention in the existing fabric, maintaining a careful balance between historic elements and new additions. The same approach informs the selection of materials and colours. Elements that carry the building’s historical memory are retained and restored, while contemporary interventions establish their own identity through more expressive colour and material choices. Rather than attempting to replicate the past, the design seeks a subtle dialogue between old and new, allowing each element to retain its own temporal and architectural character.