Art and Travel, Art and Travel, Architecture

It is in a building steeped in history that the Ramon Esteve architecture studio has recently created an extraordinary villa. The former "Villa Carrega", this building was built in Rome in 1912 by the Italian architect Giovanni Battista Milani as housing for Prince Carrega. Enlarged in 1955 to accommodate a community of nuns, in 2011 this building ceased to be religious and became totally residential.