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CW apartment in Trento, Italy by BURNAZZI FELTRIN ARCHITECTS

Friday, November 10th, 2017

Article source: BURNAZZI FELTRIN ARCHITECTS

CW apartment is located in an area on the south part of Trento, a green and rural cameo nestled inside the urban pattern. The flat is set in a new row house surrounded by fields mostly of which are apple orchards. Nearby a farm house, from the end of the nineteenth century, together with some one storey single family houses, recently built, marks out a low population density area. The furnishing project concerns both the day area and the night one, set on the same level: the ground floor. The family, which consists of three members, expressed to the designers the double need to stay with family, cooking or relaxing, and to share convivial moments with many friends during the weekend; the dining table and the kitchen are situated on the best windowed side of the apartment: the one towards the garden. The custom made furniture of the day area creates an efficient and versatile space, flexible to the different living needs; the fireplace, visible from all of the day area, designs an intimate space, relaxing and cozy.

Image Courtesy © Carlo Baroni

  • Architects: BURNAZZI FELTRIN ARCHITECTS
  • Project: CW apartment
  • Location: Trento, Italy
  • Photography: Carlo Baroni
  • Software used: Autocad, SketchUp
  • Team: Elisa Burnazzi, Davide Feltrin

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Dr. Schär Offices in Burgstall, Italy by monovolume architecture + design

Tuesday, November 7th, 2017

Article source: monovolume architecture + design

The company of the Dr. Schär AG is located in the southern part of the commercial area of Burgstall. Because of the steady growth of the company also the space requirement increases and therefore the existing administration block has been extended. Due to the limited base area the building was conceived on three floors. The characteristic of the design of the new part of the building is the sophisticated, restrained and linear architecture. The glass facades create a new light and clear look of the building and also of the whole company. The sun protection is made of slanting glass falkes, it is aimed at a kind of double façade.

The visible Attica panels of the ceiling are covered with white tiles, the flat roofs are designed as green roofs.

Image Courtesy © Meraner Hauser

  • Architects: monovolume architecture + design 
  • Project: Dr. Schär Offices
  • Location: Burgstall, Italy
  • Photography: Meraner Hauser
  • Software used: ArchiCAD
  • Structural engineering: Fritz Starke
  • Coworkers:

    • Arch. Luca Di Censo
    • Arch. Barbara Waldboth
    • Arch. Sergio Aguado Hernàndez
    • Diego Preghenella
  • Volume: 21.000 m³
  • Area: 5.500 m²

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Dmail new logo and new format store in Milan, Italy by Migliore+Servetto Architects

Monday, November 6th, 2017

Article source: Migliore+Servetto Architects 

A dynamic and lively sign able to express the meaning of a young, curious brand, is the new logo designed by Migliore+Servetto Architects for dmail. The circle is the generating element that defines the soft borders of the single letters, while two dots, placed over the beam of the “i”, mark its uniqueness. From a chromatic point of view black and white are combined with a uniform bright yellow, a symbol of light and energy.

Image Courtesy © dmail

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Residence in the Italian countryside, Italy by Diff.Studio

Friday, November 3rd, 2017

Article source: Diff.Studio

The interior of Italian countryside residence is an exquisite combination of classic and contemporary style.

The interior is dominated by white color with bright accents creates a feeling of airiness and sense of the space.

The residence is an elegant combination of aesthetics and functionality.

Artistic intarsia design of the parquet, golden pieces of furniture, unimaginable and unexpected details in combination with the beautiful old architecture of the space with vaulted ceiling create unique and unforgettable atmosphere.

Image Courtesy © Diff.Studio

  • Architects: Diff.Studio
  • Project: Residence in the Italian countryside
  • Location: Italian countryside, Italy
  • Designers: Vitaliy Yurov, Iryna Dzhemesiuk

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Chapel Suite Albergo Villa Marta in Italy by O2 Studio

Tuesday, October 31st, 2017

Article source: O2 Studio

Albergo Villa Marta, a hotel near Lucca in Tuscany, has on its land a Neo Gothic church from the XVIII century. This incredible church was used as storage space until O2 Studio was asked to transform it into a hotel suite.

Image Courtesy © Albergo Villa Marta

  • Architects: O2 Studio
  • Project: Chapel Suite Albergo Villa Marta
  • Location: Albergo Villa Marta, Lucca, Italy
  • Photography: Albergo Villa Marta
  • Software used: Autocad, Photoshop, InDesign
  • Project team: Lucía Giménez Puerta, Tjerk van de Wetering, Mariska Palsgraaf
  • Project Year: 2017

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Haus am Hörmannweg in Truden, Italy by Architect Ellecosta Daniel

Sunday, October 29th, 2017

Article source: Architect Ellecosta Daniel 

The residential house is situated in a hillside location at the edge of the historical village center and is in line with the local building traditions. The project captivates through its clarity in shape and space creating a synthesis with a consistently determined uniform choice of material. The use of high-quality regional materials gives the building a huge added value: a combination of plaster surfaces with porphyry and dolomite aggregate and larch wood is creating a connection to the surrounding building typologies. Neatly placed apertures allow focused views and constitute a reference to the surrounding rural and mountainous landscape.

Image Courtesy © Architect Ellecosta Daniel

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Cocktail Bar Brera Milan in Italy by SBG architetti

Thursday, October 26th, 2017

Article source: SBG architetti

Damascegliere is a restaurant and cocktail bar in the heart of the Brera district in Milan. The conversion, in a two-floor brick vaulted warehouse-type building, has large windows overlooking the now glamourous Corso Garibaldi. The design concept for the restaurant is built around two long counters where clients can sit facing either the barman or the chef at work. The outdoor table has the same peninsula-shaped counter giving a continuity between the two spaces. On warm days the arched window opens up to make the inside of the restaurant completely accessible from the pedestrian road. The kitchen is partially visible through semitransparent glass. New services have been installed leaving the brick vaults untouched; a sophisticated air circulation system provides the possibility of keeping different functions such as the bar and kitchen in the same environment as the main seating area. In the basement the absence of windows and natural light is compensated by luminous shelves and mirrors over a continous padded bench.

Image Courtesy © SBG architetti

  • Architects: SBG architetti
  • Project: Cocktail Bar Brera Milan
  • Location: Milan, Italy
  • Software used: Autodesk, Autocad

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Nido Inside Out in Milan, Italy by ZPZ PARTNERS

Sunday, October 22nd, 2017

Article source: ZPZ PARTNERS

The project transforms a ground floor apartment in the historic center of Milan into a private nursery facility, trying to nurture the two souls of the place: the pedagogical project and the residential build-ing classic identity.

Image Courtesy © ZPZ PARTNERS

  • Architects: ZPZ PARTNERS
  • Project: Nido Inside Out
  • Location: Milan, Italy
  • Software used: ArchiCAD

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Mesa Verde Club in Foligno, Italy by Melissa Giacchi studio

Wednesday, October 18th, 2017

Article source: Melissa Giacchi studio

A club’s private parking lot (Serendipity Club)  becomes the perfect opportunity to design a summer terrace, thus valorising and promoting once again a suburban area of the town of Foligno.

Image Courtesy © Luigi Pica

  • Architects: Melissa Giacchi studio
  • Project: Mesa Verde Club
  • Location: Foligno, Italy
  • Photography: Luigi Pica
  • Software used: Autocad, SketchUp
  • Surface: 750 mq
  • Year: 2017

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Cycling & Pedestrian track Lotus Flower in Massarosa, Italy by MICROSCAPE architecture urban design AA

Wednesday, October 11th, 2017

 

Article source: MICROSCAPE architecture urban design AA

The area covered by the project is part of the northern basin of the lake Massacciuccoli; until the 40s of the twentieth century the area was occupied by the cultivation of rice, then replaced in the late ’60s by the Lotus’ Flowers – today one of the largest camp in Europe. The site was in a state of decay and neglected and the public use was denied. Today with the new pedestrian and cycling path it brings to the light a true “environmental jewel” that opens a new scenario in an area unfortunately largely deteriorated by urbanization strongly pervasive and of poor quality. The Cycling & pedestrian track “Lotus Flower”, in its length of 1km, connects the train station of Bozzano to the centre of Massarosa and it is an integral part of the system of the regional cycling routes dedicated to Giacomo Puccini and places related to his life.

Image Courtesy © Pietro Savorelli

  • Architects: MICROSCAPE architecture urban design AA
  • Project: Cycling & Pedestrian track Lotus Flower
  • Location: Massarosa, Italy
  • Photography: Pietro Savorelli
  • Software used: Autocad, Primus, Photoshop, Sap 2000, 3D Studio.
  • Client: Municipality of Massarosa
  • Structures and security: Eng. A. Bertini
  • Construction supervision: MICROSCAPE architecture urban design AA
  • Contractor: ATI Bicicchi Felice srl + Cemenbit srl
  • Dimension: 1 Km
  • Amount: 400.000,00 euro

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