Palazzo Lascaris / Torino
Between restoration, construction and esotericism, Piloda building rediscovers the masks of Palazzo Lascaris in Turin.
At the former Silk Discount Bank in Turin, among plaster, stucco and frescoes, the Piloda building team rediscovers an "army of masks".
From Bacchus to the Roman emperors, from animals to girls in eighteenth-century clothing: a "protector" on every floor.
Designed by Amedeo di Castelmonte on the ancient island of San Francesca, Palazzo Lascaris, today the seat of the Regional Council, hid eighteenth-century frescoes, wooden roofs and singular floors made of wooden Sanpietrini today restored to their splendor by the team of expert restorers and technicians of the evolved
building.
A work full of unexpected discoveries. A work of immense charm.
A radical and highly qualified conservative building and restoration intervention with superstitious expertise excellently concluded by the company Neapolitan.
