Located on a corner site between a major commercial artery leading towards the city centre and a tree-lined avenue framed by the Monumental Cemetery, the project responds to a highly sensitive urban condition, addressing the theme of urban repair. At the same time, it answers the client’s brief to create a building that combines architectural quality, liveability, comfort and energy efficiency, accommodating residential units and retail spaces designed for contemporary ways of living. The plot was originally occupied by a building facing Via Borgo Palazzo, which served as the residence of the owners of the small factory located along Viale Pirovano. Following the demolition of the existing volumes, the project recomposes them into a single compact block, based on a simple and functional corner solution that defines the urban frontage along both streets. The new volume establishes continuity with the historic fabric of the district along Via Borgo Palazzo, maintaining a regular rhythm of openings while introducing a distinct architectural language on the façades. The main street elevations, clad in sandblasted Istrian stone, are characterised by a subtle shifting of openings, visually unified by bakelised timber cladding. The intention is to introduce a double order — a feature present in several façades within the surrounding context — while also establishing a dialogue with the cypress trees, which become part of the compositional logic of the elevations. The exposed concrete plinth is set back from the upper volume, generating a new transitional space that protects and humanises this section of the scenographic route leading towards the Monumental Cemetery. The building accommodates 18 residential units of varying sizes, each provided with balconies or solariums, as well as four commercial units, an internal courtyard and underground parking.