Improve the aesthetics of the building, increase its energy performance and take advantage of tax deductions provided for renovations: these are the strengths of the interventions on the building envelope. Whether it is a "coat" or a continuous or ventilated façade system, these solutions allow the owner to change the face of the structure by making it less anonymous and giving it a precise identity. "The reconstruction of the external walls - explains Roberto Rescia, CEO of CoverHat - also has a considerable economic impact, because it allows savings in the energy bill more significant in those countries where there are public bonus. Not impacting on their daily usability by those who live or work there, not requiring relocations or transfers during the work, they also avoid further impasse to the portfolio ". In Italy the incentives for restyling operations, carried out by December 31, 2018, have a contribute up to the 50% deduction for renovations required by law. Moreover, a 70% tax deduction can be applied to those interventions that affect the housing of condominium buildings with an incidence of more than 25% of the gross dispersing surface of the building itself. "The staff of Archidress, the CoverHat division that deals with the design and implementation of textile façades - continues Rescia - is working on the restyling of some buildings in the heart of Milan which, thanks to this contribution, will have a new image, while strongly lowering costs".