He rebuilt a monastery in Via del Lavatore and for the same monastery two adjoining houses. The entrance to the monastery (1762-64) shows that the experiences made in designing houses split into flats, ended by influencing the design of religious buildings too. It shows also that, while the upper classes were starting to distance themselves from the Baroque style, the lessons given by Francesco Borromini in the design of small spaces were still largely used. The monastery is today a school and the students do not appear to have been told that they are housed in a very interesting piece of architecture. The house shown to the right is opposite the back entrance of Palazzo del Quirinale and it has a nice view over its little loggia (reflected in the glass of the window).