This prestigious Penthouse overlooking an historical Roman Villa, has been completely modified, both from the functional and aesthetical point of view.   The day area has been opened through the demolition of several partitions. This has created many perspectives that all end  toward the surrounding large terrace. The main architectural element is the stair that  brings to the upper level.   This is a very light element, adjacent to a transparent glass wall that may become white, through a simple switch, in order to hide the kitchen behind it.   When the glass wall is transparent, the different day areas are all visually connected: entrance, living room, dining room and kitchen.   The big surrounding terrace is an extension of the house itself. It hosts a dining space, a kitchen and a large living area.     Through a wide corrodor one enters the night area, where two bedrooms and two bathrooms are located.   On the upper floor, an office space  and a second terrace are located, both overlooking the stunning surrounding view.