ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Italy’Restaurant Vögele in Bolzano, Italy by noa* – network of architectureThursday, May 31st, 2018Article source: noa* – network of architecture Artist, host city personality, life artist, original, jack of all trades: This is Karl Kamaun. noa* (network of architecture) designed the new dining area of the traditional “Vögele” restaurant in the middle of the historic center of Bolzano.  Image Courtesy © noa* – network of architecture
Onoya Sushi Shop in Brescia, Italy by Archiplan StudioTuesday, May 29th, 2018Article source: Archiplan Studio The space is intended for sale and take away foods with the capability to accommodate 20 seats.  Image Courtesy © Davide Galli
The Farewells Court – Cemetery Renovation And Extension in Megliadino San Vitale, Italy by MIRCO SIMONATO ARCHITECTSunday, May 27th, 2018Article source: MIRCO SIMONATO ARCHITECT he cemetery renovation and extension project resolves the problem of lack of intimacy during the procession: the funeral cortege used to pass through the provincial road, losing their moment of recollection due to the presence of the local traffic. The new entrance is located on the southern side, in Via Cimitero (cemetery road), at the end of a tree-lined and calm boulevard. This arrangement makes the space fit the emotional status of the processions gathered for the final farewell. Simplicity and ceremony. A white wall acts as a backdrop, with a canopy to protect the priest conducting the religious service. The same space is also designed to be used for private prayers and meditation, as can be inferred by the presence of four benches shaded by four trees.  Image Courtesy © MIRCO SIMONATO ARCHITECT
San Pellegrino church restoration and outfitting of plaster deposits in Lucca, Italy by MICROSCAPE architecture urban design ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS Sunday, May 27th, 2018Article source: MICROSCAPE architecture urban design ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS The Church of San Pellegrino in the historic centre of Lucca takes its name from its location which is on Via San Pellegrino, now called Via Galli Tassi: the northernmost route to the city of Lucca on Via Francigena.  Image Courtesy © Pietro Savorelli
Home Sweet Home in Lecce, Italy by Tomas Ghisellini ArchitectsFriday, May 25th, 2018Article source: Tomas Ghisellini Architects Meridionale Fondiaria originates from the common intentions of two young entrepreneurs who in 1980 decided to build together their idea of real estate agency, thus laying the foundations of what would become the reference franchise for the city of Lecce and all of the Salento region.  Image Courtesy © Tomas Ghisellini Architects
Casa Car 01 in Rome, Italy by Plan B Associated ArchitectsTuesday, May 22nd, 2018Article source: Plan B Associated Architects This project consists of the refurbishment and a wooden structure extension of an early 20th century building. By rethinking the definition of the space, the penthouse level has been transformed into an independent apartment and the ground floor apartment becomes a big bedroom + en-suite bathroom.  Image Courtesy © Plan B Associated Architects
Mahalo South Pacific Fine Food in Roma, Italy by RM \\ ArchitectureWednesday, May 16th, 2018Article source: RM \\ Architecture A small Sushi Fusion food establishment opens its doors on the ground floor of a 1940s building in the heart of Ponte Milvio, a historical quarter in Rome’s nightlife area. Mahalo is inspired by Hawaiian traditions and flavours and its interior design was created and developed by RM\A – Roberto Mercoldi Architecture – who handled and managed the refurbishment project.  Image Courtesy © Serena Eller
Vittorio Shoe Store in Udine, Italy by OFFICINE DASA Srl (Alessandro Rieppi)Monday, May 14th, 2018Article source: OFFICINE DASA Srl (Alessandro Rieppi) The Vittorio shoe store was designed by architect Alessandro Rieppi in the historic center of Udine, inside a prestigious building of Italian architecture of the 20th century.  Image Courtesy © Paolo ferrari
Riviera Cabin in La Spezia, Italy by studio llabbSunday, May 13th, 2018Article source: studio llabb The project deal with the renovation of an apartment in a Ligurian coastal town. The request of the client was to reorganize the 35 square meters in order to organize the rooms by dividing the living area from the sleeping area. The nautical culture (that is a strong peculiarity of this region) was fundamental for the development of the project.  Image Courtesy © studio llabb
Réglette in Piemonte, Italy by atelier qbe3Monday, May 7th, 2018Article source: atelier qbe3 A fun, dynamic and elegant work space: these were the Client’s requests for his new accounting firm. Architectural concept comes from the idea to fill the entire space with numbers, because those are calculation’s basis, the central tool of the study’s work.  Image Courtesy © Fabrizio Scarpi
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