Piloda Building completes the restoration of the Villas of Dragoncello and Fralana
The restoration and enhancement of the Villas of Dragoncello and Fralana has been completed, returning two important archaeological sites to the community and creating renewed spaces where heritage, accessibility and contemporary life come together.
At Dragoncello, the design of the new square brings the original layout of the ancient villa back into focus, while at Fralana, mosaics, pathways and remains of the former production area once again reveal how these spaces were lived and used in the past.
Through careful restoration and a strong focus on preserving the identity of each site, Piloda Building has transformed archaeological remains into accessible and welcoming places of memory, surrounded by greenery and designed to be experienced by the community.
For Piloda Building, construction also means protecting heritage, reconnecting it with the present and preserving its value for future generations.
