Biophilic architecture / Interior design / Garden design / Italy

Every project begins with a place
and takes shape with those who inhabit it

Homes, workplaces, hospitality, commercial spaces and gardens: an archive of completed work, projects in development and concepts. We describe context, decisions and collaborations, distinguishing what has been built from what is proposed.

Mediterranean landscape at Podere SC in Tuscany, designed by BIOMA

Explore the projects

01 / IN DEPTH PROJECTS

Six projects, from their starting point
to the design decisions

Explore residential interiors, workplaces, gardens, hospitality and commercial spaces. Read the scope, design decisions and credited collaborations alongside each project’s status. A concept describes a proposal, not a completed building or a verified outcome.

Uffici R&D

Biophilic workplace · 100Giardini + BIOMA

Pero, Milano · 2025 · Completed

At the R&D offices, industrial scale meets distributed planting that accompanies work, movement and breaks.

Podere SC

Residential garden design · Stefano Assogna + BIOMA

Toscana · 2023 · Completed

Between the stone house, existing cypresses and distant hills, the design creates a garden to move through, not only to look at.

BIOMA Shelter

Biophilic product design

Italia · 2026 · In development

A freestanding, adaptable biophilic system designed to introduce shelter, meeting and respite into high-intensity public interiors.

Casa Trionfale

Residential interior design

Roma · 2025 · Design stage

Shared spaces, intimate thresholds and green views inform the design for everyday life in a Roman home.

Piazza GC

Urban regeneration · Public space · Spazio 7D + BIOMA

Castelli Romani · 2024 · Completed

A square organised around everyday activities: crossing, pausing, meeting and finding shade.

Store CFR

Interior design retail

Roma · 2025 · Concept

Materials, lighting and planting shape the Store CFR concept, connecting display areas and places to pause.

02 / OTHER PROJECTS

Projects across different
scales and contexts

The archive includes completed projects, proposals and research. Credits identify the collaborations documented in the source material; where the project status is not recorded, it is explicitly marked as undocumented.