To improve the efficiency of the villa, the restoration was carried out on-site, allowing for an understanding and respect for the typological nature of the building. Every architectural detail was meticulously crafted to preserve the original style without compromising its aesthetics. The main interventions included:

• Conservative restoration of the facades
  The external surfaces of the villa have been restored with meticulous craftsmanship, reinstating friezes, cornices, and window surrounds to maintain the historical character of the building intact. Even the sills have been restored, ensuring stylistic consistency and greater durability over time.

• Advanced thermal insulation
  A crucial aspect of the redevelopment concerned the insulation of the building envelope. The pillars that crown the building have been treated with specific insulating materials, reducing heat loss without altering the architectural appearance.

• Efficiency improvements of the systems
  To enhance internal comfort and optimize consumption, the villa has been equipped with state-of-the-art air conditioning systems, capable of providing high performance with a low environmental impact.

• Integrated photovoltaic system
  The installation of a photovoltaic system allows Villa Christine to produce renewable energy, reducing dependence on the power grid and lowering CO₂ emissions.

• Sustainable mobility
  To complete the refurbishment with a green perspective, an infrastructure for electric vehicle charging has been implemented, promoting more sustainable mobility for residents and visitors.