The project stems from a careful and respectful interpretation of Le Sirenuse’s identity, aiming to express it through a contemporary and non-rhetorical intervention of temporary architecture, set within a remote coastal landscape profoundly different from Positano. It is grounded in the values that have always defined the brand: building an authentic relationship with the present, respecting and enhancing the territory, and seeking balance and harmony in every choice.

In this sense, Le Sirenuse Mare seeks to be an act of listening—to the place, its silent history, and the present time. It is a temporary architecture that renounces emphasis in favor of measure, restoring to the landscape a new possibility of being inhabited.

Client: Hotel Le Sirenuse Positano

Architecture and Design: Annarita Aversa, studio Architetti Artigiani Anonimi

Landscape Design: Paolo Pejrone

Lighting Design: Hervé Descottes, L'Observatoire international

Emporio Sirenuse's Interior Design: Anne Sophie Rosseel studio

Site specific art work: Alba Clemente, Giuseppe Ducrot, Lucio Liguori and many others