Fili d’Aria store in Milan, Italy by Giulio Dubbioso

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Fili d’Aria store in Milan, Italy by Giulio Dubbioso Architetto

August 24th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Giulio Dubbioso Architetto

GDA started from a 2 level, 70 square meter, empty space, previously used as a toy store, in a ‘900 building in Milan center, right between Corso Buenos Aires and Via Morgagni, and transformed it in something able to reflect the high craftsmanship of Fili d’Aria solutions, the past and the contemporary.

Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

Architects: Giulio Dubbioso Architetto
Project: Fili d’Aria store
Location: Milan, Italy
Client: Fili d’Aria S.r.l.
Project date: 2011
Completion: March 2012
Gross floor area: 70sqm
Budget: 30.000 Euro
Design: Giulio Dubbioso
Design team: Arlinda Shequiri
Manufacturers / Partners: Architalia, General Electric Italia, Side Lighting Instruments
Pictures: GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

A shopping experience through a contrast of colors, materials and sensations inspired by a plethora of quality fabrics and wallpapers from all over Europe.

Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

Plan

: Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

: Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

: Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

: Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

: Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo

: Plan

Proofread by: Anand Gangal

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Tags: Italy, Milan

Category: Stores

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