AECCafe: Light Loft in Milan, Italy by LPzR architetti associati

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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.

Light Loft in Milan, Italy by LPzR architetti associati

July 27th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: LPzR architetti associati

The building is located in Milan (Italy), close to a well known shopping district.

It is a typical sixties warehouse, placed in a courtyard.

The project is about the complete restyling and refurbishing of the ground floor of the building.

Image Courtesy © Chiara Pranzo-Zaccaria, Gabriele Pranzo-Zaccaria

Architects: LPzR architetti associati
Project: Light Loft
Location: via Marghera 32 – Milano, Italy
Photography: Chiara Pranzo-Zaccaria, Gabriele Pranzo-Zaccaria
Software used: AutoCAD and Rhinoceros
Client: MD Group
Head designer: Gabriele Pranzo-Zaccaria (LPzR architetti associati)
Design group: Gabriele Pranzo-Zaccaria, Federico Reyneri, Chiara Pranzo-Zaccaria, Luca Gobbo
Construction supervisor: Gabriele Pranzo-Zaccaria
Structural engineering: Nicola Boreatti
Main contractor: NICA costruzioni s.r.l.
Consistenza: 5 apartments
Gross area: 500 mq
Completion date: 2006 – 2009

Image Courtesy © Chiara Pranzo-Zaccaria, Gabriele Pranzo-Zaccaria

5 luxury multi-level apartments take place in the center of Milan.

Continuous spaces, complex perceptions, transparent and reflective materials give a feeling of lightness and volumetric expansion.

Steel, glass, epoxy resins, last-generation composite materials are used for these contemporary, minimalistic spaces.

Image Courtesy © Chiara Pranzo-Zaccaria, Gabriele Pranzo-Zaccaria

: Image Courtesy © Chiara Pranzo-Zaccaria, Gabriele Pranzo-Zaccaria

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Tags: Italy, Milan

Categories: Apartments, Autocad, Rhinoceros

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