Naples – At the Via Edoardo Scarpetta site in Ponticelli, Piloda Building is contributing to a major urban regeneration project designed to improve quality of life and create a more resilient, connected and sustainable neighbourhood.

Naples – At the ReStart Scampia site, Piloda Building is contributing to one of Naples’ most significant urban regeneration program, with work focused on the first 170 new homes as part of a wider transformation of the neighbourhood.

Rome – The restoration of Torrione Prenestino has been completed, bringing together structural consolidation, architectural conservation and site enhancement to restore the historic complex while preserving its original character.

Rome – Piloda Building is involved in the ‘‘Piano Urbano Integrato’’ for the Libraries of Rome and its Metropolitan Area, a program designed to strengthen the role of libraries across the city and transform them into more accessible, sustainable and community-oriented spaces.

Rome – With the completion of the restoration works, Palazzo Aldobrandini begins a new chapter in its century-long history, with its architectural character, elegance and identity carefully preserved and enhanced.

Rome – Restoration work on the suspensurae, the small brick pillars once used to support raised floors and enable the operation of Roman hypocaust heating systems, is now entering its final stage.

From Brindisi to Manfredonia, Piloda Shipyard is contributing to the renewal of a strategic local infrastructure through the construction of the bridge’s new steel decks.

The new school in Busca opens its doors, shaping the future with a revolutionary vision of education.

Piloda Building is proud to have contributed to the restoration of Palazzo Cellamare, a true architectural treasure in the heart of Naples. Originally built in the early 1500s, the palace has a rich history, having hosted figures such as Torquato Tasso and served as a lazaretto during the 1656 plague.

Built between 1580 and 1585 by the Marquis of Vasto, Cesare d'Avalos, Palazzo Carafa di Maddaloni is a true masterpiece of the Baroque period. The Piloda Building restoration division has breathed new life into this historic treasure through a material restoration of the façades and a high-quality pictorial intervention, achieving a result of extraordinary beauty.

Strengthening from the Ground Up! Our team, equipped with cutting-edge techniques and state-of-the-art machinery, is committed to a project where safety is the top priority.

Two interventions were completed overnight as part of the airport terminal expansion. A massive air handling unit was lifted and positioned onto a metal structure designed and built by Piloda Building to support the new airport spaces.

In the heart of Rome, the former Santa Maria della Pietà asylum is set to be reborn. Our ambitious yet historically respectful project aims to transform this monumental complex, built between 1893 and 1907, into a symbol of balance between historical memory and contemporary use.

A project of great historical and architectural significance carried out by Piloda Group’s Building Division at the Caserma Cascino in Cagliari, a complex with roots dating back to the 19th century. This delicate conservation-restoration work aimed to preserve the historical and architectural value of the building while respecting legal constraints and the guidelines set by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage.

Urban rebirth: the recovery of the Voltini and Nicchie of via Buranello.

Villa Baragiola is not just a building: it is a soul that crosses time, a story of beauty and innovation that deserved to shine again.

Green Construction, Wooden schools. The bell rings in Sarzana, this time with a special mission: The Change!

The Scoglio della Regina, a royal commitment!
Travertine marble on the facades of the new building, a two-tone stone designed in the square which becomes a room overlooking the sea for employees and visitors, a place of aggregation and pleasant rest.

Between restoration, construction and esotericism, Piloda building rediscovers the masks of Palazzo Lascaris in Turin.

Built in the late 12th century, this architectural marvel played a crucial role in the city's history and great migrations.