The intervention redefines the presbytery as an integrated system of “places” – altar, ambo, and cathedra – arranged on a slightly elevated marble platform. Essential forms and pure materials, such as white marble and glass mosaic, establish a contemporary language that respectfully coexists with the historic ornamentation.

The new altar, monolithic and adorned with Murano glass tesserae and white gold leaf, refracts light in an iridescent play. An abstract cross engraved on its front face evokes traditional iconography in a sober and measured way.

The project is conceived as a “timeless and voiceless” adaptation, where simplicity and light foster a renewed liturgical experience. It offers a contemporary yet respectful reading of the sacred space, enhancing both memory and the celebratory function.