The second defining feature of a Bianchetti Home is providing its inhabitants with a comfortable indoor climate, whether it is hot or cold outside. To achieve this, we start at the design stage by optimizing the building envelope to prevent thermal loss.

With this article, we begin sharing the 10 defining features of Casa Bianchetti, one per month. We start with the first one—one that you don't notice with your eyes, but definitely breathe: the quality of the air inside your home.

In our previous article, we talked about choosing between building, renovating, or demolishing and rebuilding. This month, we are reserving a lighter topic for ourselves—the outdoor space—and looking at the home from the outside, imagining ourselves sitting on a sun lounger by the pool or, if you prefer, sipping an aperitif on the terrace.

Let’s start with a question shared by almost everyone thinking about a new home, and explore the possibilities within a real estate market where energy efficiency is becoming increasingly important.

The idea of bringing the features of the Casa Bianchetti model into the workplace officially takes shape with our business division, tailored for offices, retail, franchising, and hospitality.

We revisit two projects from over 10 years ago to convey the importance of innovation value for Bianchetti.

For us, talking about "Home" includes all types of buildings in which people live and reside.