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Prata Sannita is a village divided into two, consisting of a medieval „borgo“, known as the Prata inferior, which cascades down a hill from a castle, and a newer part, the Prata superior, which owes its structure above all to the victory of the motor car and other promises of modernism.

Prata Sannita is seen in its entirety as a large, scattered hotel that still has rooms available: the abandoned rooms. these are not regarded as bearers of memories but as potential for the future: they become cells in a larger entity and the entire area of Prata Sannita is perceived as a single action space. the first adaptation of 3 spatial units (and a special „bathroom“) to form „hotel rooms“ distanced from everyday life, is a start to making the spaces usable once again – but this time for a nomad not driven by worries about a better future – the traveler.