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Casa Esagono Restoration Complete, Opens for Artist Residencies

cultural-heritage · 2026-04-26

In July 2023, the renovation of Casa Esagono (1957-1960) in Baratti, Tuscany, was completed. This architectural gem, once a summer retreat for architect Vittorio Giorgini, has welcomed artists such as Gordon Matta-Clark and Isamu Noguchi. Since 2013, it has been under the ownership of B.A.Co. and the Comune di Piombino. Architect Marco Del Francia mentioned that it is now acknowledged as a cultural asset in the Censimento delle architetture italiane dal 1945 ad oggi. The restoration involved recreating lost furnishings and establishing artist residencies, while the garden is set to transform into an environmental art park. Del Francia also highlighted newfound insights into Giorgini's construction techniques. Casa Esagono is celebrated for its artistic and touristic significance, engaging local associations and professionals in diverse activities.

Key facts

  • Restoration of Casa Esagono began July 2023 and concluded in May 2024.
  • Casa Esagono was designed by Vittorio Giorgini and built 1957-1960.
  • The building is owned by Comune di Piombino and granted to B.A.Co. since 2013.
  • Marco Del Francia is president of B.A.Co. and led the restoration.
  • Casa Esagono is listed in the Censimento delle architetture italiane dal 1945 ad oggi.
  • Furnishings were reconstructed by craftsman Claudio Ceccanti.
  • The garden will become an environmental art park.
  • A small mirror from the 1960s was preserved during restoration.

Entities

Artists

  • Vittorio Giorgini
  • Gordon Matta-Clark
  • Isamu Noguchi
  • Marco Del Francia
  • Claudio Ceccanti

Institutions

  • B.A.Co. – Baratti Architettura e arte Contemporanea Archivio Vittorio Giorgini
  • Comune di Piombino
  • Direzione Generale Creatività Contemporanea del MiC
  • Centro Pecci di Prato
  • Fondazione per le Arti contemporanee in Toscana
  • Toscana Promozione Turistica
  • Fondazione Scuola dei beni e delle attività culturali
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Baratti
  • Tuscany
  • Italy
  • Piombino
  • Firenze
  • Prato

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