In the heart of Vicenza province, in the town of Mussolente, stands the historic municipal building, originally constructed in 1907. Today, thanks to a renovation project by DIDONÈ COMACCHIO ARCHITECTS, the structure has been given new life—meeting modern seismic safety standards and reimagined for cultural and public use.
The revitalized building of Mussolente’s Town Hall now hosts a prestigious exhibition dedicated to local arts and crafts, as well as a multipurpose hall on the second floor designed for events and community gatherings.
This project is a shining example of how local architectural heritage can be enhanced through a careful balance of innovation, functionality, and tradition.
Wooden Frames: Energy Efficiency with Historical Consistency
For the interior and exterior windows and doors, architects Paolo Didoné and Devvy Comacchio opted for solutions that merge aesthetic appeal with high energy performance.
Custom-made laminated spruce wood frames and entrance doors were installed to improve the building’s thermal insulation. At the same time, the original internal doors and exterior shutters were meticulously restored to preserve their authenticity.
This approach allowed the project to maintain the building’s historic identity, while integrating state-of-the-art window and door technologies.
ARBOR’s Role: Craftsmanship in the Service of Architecture
We at ARBOR are proud to have contributed to this important renovation by crafting the custom wooden windows and doors. The use of laminated spruce, combined with our artisanal expertise, enabled us to support a transformation where design, engineering, and cultural value coexist in harmony.
The balance between history and modernity in Mussolente’s Town Hall is what makes this project truly unique. Wood—noble, versatile, and sustainable—proved to be the perfect material to connect past and future. Being part of this journey has been a great source of pride for our team.






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