We experience on ourselves ..sincerity and amazement .. knowing our roots step by step, opening ourselves rationally to honest and objectively achievable goals without crossing the boundaries of abstraction or unrealizable dreams.

 

We seek solutions to the problems of the mill with the available resources.

 

We listen to our creativity by analyzing the occasional drops of interest on technical aspects not sufficiently explored at the time of construction that, to be honest.. also give some sweet scratches.

 

We are not purists of restoration and it is not our primary conduct, but we are purists of the noble intent that we are pursuing with pure passion.

 

Ours is a vision of "sustainable compromise" that.. for some small aspects it is mandatory ..but.. not for this reason it results in neglect or in belittling the work.

 

We believe in the past with a view to the present without leaving the memory "on the street" or sinning in functionality where necessary.

 

We always remember that, in very different and more disparate cases, careless interventions have returned, despite good intentions, disastrous works.

 

<< Any restoration work, of whatever nature, involves a considerable amount of risk and therefore requires the ability to assume full responsibility for the result. The result, although perfectly satisfactory with the purposes of the intervention, inevitably involves one or more compromises from other points of view. The most important problem to solve, especially with our conscience of men, scholars and technicians, is to reach the absolute conviction of the need to intervene in that determined way, evaluating with the utmost rigor what the given thing will gain and what it will lose according to a scale of concrete and objective values. >> Franco Minissi, Arch.