The Living Museum
Architectural proposal

A Transition of Art, Nature and Living

The Living Museum explores an immersive architecture shaped by an existing olive grove. Rooms and communal spaces occupy the gaps between the trees, while openings in the roof bring daylight and foliage into daily life. A terrace and carefully framed openings maintain a visual connection with the town beyond.

Mirrored stainless-steel surfaces reflect the surrounding landscape, while textured interiors and sculptural elements draw on Nivola’s sand-casting work. Eight rooms and shared facilities form a place where visitors can experience art, nature and living as a continuous environment.