In Piedmont lies La Cassera, where I have been working on the grounds for a couple of years in collaboration with the owners. It has been a process spanning 4 years. I have designed and established three large perennial beds while simultaneously analyzing the magnificent 7-hectare property to help identify key landmarks. Eventually, the owners plan to open the site as a nature resort, and it already features a restaurant, guest houses, and a tennis court.

As a proposal, I have divided La Cassera into five zones, naming them based on their distinct qualities and identities: "The Butterfly Meadow," "The Mountain Mint Field," "The Poplar Path," "The Truffle Forest," and "The Honey Grove."