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Atelier Vago Transforms Tuscan Chapel into Artist Residency Space

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Amy Frearson

7mo ago· 7 min readenNews

Summary

Atelier Vago, an Italian design studio, has transformed a deconsecrated chapel in the Tuscan countryside near Pisa into the Pailunga creative space. The project involved adding vibrant pops of bright blue and yellow to the historic structure while preserving its architectural character. Pailunga serves as a residency space primarily for musicians and artists, creating a 'house for art' that blends contemporary design with traditional chapel architecture. The renovation respects the building's history while introducing modern elements to create functional creative workspaces.

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Carlotta Di Sandro and Cecilia Marcheschi of Atelier Vago have added pops of bright blue and yellow to the Pailunga creative space in a deconsecrated chapel near Pisa, Italy.
Located in the countryside surrounding the village of Fauglia, Pailunga is a creative space offering residencies for artists, particularly musicians.
Pailunga is a creative space designed for musician residencies in a transformed deconsecrated chapel.
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Atelier Vago has added pops of bright blue and yellow to the Pailunga creative space in a deconsecrated chapel near Pisa, Italy.

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