Trani, the stone that becomes sea

Trani overlooks the Adriatic like a vision of light and silence, where pale stone tells centuries of history, faith, and power. From the Swabian Castle of Frederick II, solid and rational like an imperial idea, to the Cathedral of San Nicola Pellegrino, suspended between sky and sea, architecture enters into dialogue with infinity.

Trani is not just a city to admire,
it is a place to contemplate.
It is light becoming eternity.

The Trabucchi, architectures of wind and sea

Suspended between land and water, the trabucco is a wooden cathedral that tells of ancient knowledge made of sea, patience, and respect. Along the Apulian coast, and at the gates of Trani, it endures as a fragile yet powerful sign, where human ingenuity and nature silently converse.

The trabucco is not just a fishing machine,
it is a gesture of memory.
It is time that remains, facing the infinite.

AuraTerrae, the light of the earth

In the countryside around Polignano a Mare, among centuries-old olive trees and dry-stone walls, the masserie tell of a deep bond between humanity and nature. AuraTerrae is born from this history: an ancient watchtower that became a refuge and is now a place of peace and well-being, where past and present coexist in harmony.

AuraTerrae is not just a dwelling,
it is a return to the earth.
It is the light that finally becomes home.

Polignano a Mare, the breath of the infinite

Poised on white stone plunging into the Adriatic, Polignano a Mare lives between sky and sea, dream and memory. The ancient village, with its narrow streets, engraved verses, and the silence of stone, leads to the dazzling light of Lama Monachile, where time shapes the truth of the water.
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Polignano is not just a city to visit,
it is a beauty to breathe in.
It is poetry that becomes home.