Certified for the longevity of living
Residences engineered for wellbeing, recovery and longevity

The “Longevity Ready” certification extends beyond conventional energy-efficiency parameters to include emissive and environmental quality standards, evaluating aspects such as indoor air quality, low-emission materials, electromagnetic exposure reduction, water quality, circadian lighting systems and overall physiological comfort. In this vision, the home evolves from a passive space into an active infrastructure for wellbeing, prevention and the longevity of living.

Integrated Systems

Advanced environmental technologies and wellness infrastructures are seamlessly embedded into the living experience, transforming the residence into an ecosystem designed around balance, prevention and long-term wellbeing.

Air, light, acoustics, thermal comfort and material quality become active components of the architectural experience, contributing to healthier and more restorative environments through invisible systems conceived to support everyday life in a natural and intuitive way.

The result is a new model of luxury residence where environmental intelligence and wellbeing become part of the environment itself.

The Longevity Suite interiors are conceived as refined, restorative environments where architectural elegance and scientific well-being converge. Luminous volumes, continuous surfaces and fluid spatial transitions create a sense of calm, balance and natural harmony, reinforcing the home as a place of regeneration.

A sophisticated palette of natural and mineral materials — including travertine, marble, stone, wood and contemporary surfaces — is enriched by brushed brass accents, soft neutral tones and deeper shades of grey and brown.
Light becomes an architectural element, shaped through cuts, indirect illumination and calibrated atmospheres. Low-emission finishes, carefully selected furnishings and advanced systems designed to reduce EMF exposure contribute to a controlled, serene and restorative living experience, consistent across residences worldwide.

At the heart of the project lies the symbol of the leaf, translated into a dynamic architectural system. Like an intelligent natural surface, the façade captures light, filters air and contributes to the building’s energy performance. The brise-soleil therefore assume a dual function: both an identity-defining element and an environmental device, able to regulate solar exposure, generate clean energy and create a changing atmosphere throughout the day.

The tower develops according to an organic logic: its base geometry draws inspiration from natural forms, while the volumes are sculpted through cuts, setbacks and green terraces that open the building to the surrounding landscape. Active rooftops, wellness areas, transparent surfaces and integrated vegetation transform the architecture into a residential ecosystem, where every element contributes to the perceptive, energetic and psychophysical quality of the spaces.

The Building

Hydor Tower extends across 12 above-ground floors and two underground levels, for a total surface area of approximately 9,300 square meters.

The ground floor is conceived as a welcoming space for residents and guests. From the lobby, direct access leads to the Longevity Spa reception, which includes private consultation areas, a specialized shop and a bar overlooking the pool with an outdoor sundeck. The underground level hosts the Longevity Spa, covering 1,300 square meters and designed as a flexible environment where traditional treatments and advanced longevity protocols coexist.

The residential floors begin from the first level and are organized into four apartment typologies, ranging from 150 to 250 square meters, each with private terraces of 30 to 40 square meters. The ninth floor features two penthouses, each offering over 310 square meters of interior space and terraces exceeding 100 square meters. At the top of the building, the rooftop terrace includes a panoramic bar and infinity pool, while the upper floor hosts the restaurant.