ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Turin’La Farcia in Turin, Italy by AMlabWednesday, September 12th, 2018Article source: AMlab A project out of ordinary, borned by an idea of the chef Flavio Ghigo, to re-discover the piedmontese cooking excellence and re-interpreted fast food formula. Creativity and tradition blend themselves to give life to gourmet sandwiches.  Image Courtesy © Davide Molineris
Along the Levee in Turin, Italy by R3ARCHITETTITuesday, June 26th, 2018Article source: R3ARCHITETTI This project arises from the client’s need to combine a two-room and a three-room flat into one apartment that would better accommodate the family’s new needs. The project strategy entails a clear division between the living and the sleeping areas and includes, within the distributive scheme, a little study area that would host the administrative headquarters of the family business.  Image Courtesy © R3ARCHITETTI
Phoenix in Turin, Italy by BLAARCHITETTURAWednesday, January 24th, 2018Article source: BLAARCHITETTURA The apartment is a unit on the fourth floor of a ‘30s building, located in the San Salvario district. The three-sided exposure makes the apartment very bright and gives great breath to all spaces. The elements that generate the project are the use of existing walls and the creation of new ones through three lightweight elements with dual functions.  Image Courtesy © BLAARCHITETTURA
FERMI in Turin, Italy by BLAARCHITETTURAWednesday, October 11th, 2017Article source: BLAARCHITETTURA The research for a bright space has been the first intention from the beginning. The second one has been the aim to each an high quality in informal spaces applying care to the construction details and choice of materials. The situation at the beginning of the design process was presented by an apartment with a high degree of obsolescence resulting need to do major renovation work at the level of distribution and systems. From the start has been done a parallel work between architectural design and thermal/acoustic design, this last one directly followed by the client, which is a professional in the sector.  Image Courtesy © Beppe Giardino
Reale Group office building in Turin, Italy by IOTTI + PAVARANI ARCHITETTIFriday, September 15th, 2017Article source: IOTTI + PAVARANI ARCHITETTI Not far from Piazza Castello, in the heart of the historical centre of Turin, the new headquarters of Reale Group recently became operational. The new spaces will accommodate 800 work stations, 150 car parking spaces and a conference room for 280 people. It is an important and ambitious project aimed at ensuring innovative standards in the building performances but also focused on generating a new urban redevelopment process through attentive dialogue with the city.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra | FG+SG fotografia de arquitectura
A Garden With Four Seasons in Turin, Italy by Carlo Ratti AssociatiTuesday, August 22nd, 2017Article source: Carlo Ratti Associati International design and innovation office Carlo Ratti Associati, together with property developer Citylife, has unveiled the “Garden of the Four Seasons”, an enclosed garden in Milan where all four seasons coexist with each other concurrently throughout the year. Based on a concept by Dr. Barbara Römer, founder of the creative consultancy Studio Römer, the project leverages a new system for high-precision climate control, by which incoming solar energy is partially collected through photovoltaics and partially redistributed among the different seasonal areas, with zero net energy consumption. The project aims at reclaiming a closer relationship between urban dwellers and nature’s cycles. It was commissioned by Citylife, a new neighborhood under development in the north-west of Milan based on a master plan by Zaha Hadid, Daniel Liebeskind and Arata Isozaki.  Image Courtesy © Carlo Ratti Associati
Agnelli Foundation Hq in Turin, Italy by Carlo Ratti AssociatiFriday, July 14th, 2017Article source: Carlo Ratti Associati International design and innovation office Carlo Ratti Associati has completed the transformation of the Agnelli Foundation’s landmark 20th-century building in Turin, Italy into an advanced Office 3.0 – an Appcontrolled structure which offers a glimpse of the workplace of the future. The renovated Agnelli Foundation headquarters, organized around a 3,000-square-meter (32,000-square foot) co-working space, will open today at the presence of John Elkann, vice-chairman of the Agnelli Foundation and chairman of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), Italian President Sergio Mattarella, FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne, former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg, and Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson.  Image Courtesy © Beppe Giardino
Moncalvo in Turin, Italy by Arch. Fabio FantolinoTuesday, December 20th, 2016Article source: Arch. Fabio Fantolino An apartment in a building of the early ‘900, located in the Turin hills a few steps from the Gran Madre and from the Piazza Vittorio, has been deeply and carefully restored in 2015 by architect Fabio Fantolino. The international vintage mood is the fil rouge of the project, where elements from the 50s are combined with a conscious recovery of pre-existing structures. The project includes the total renovation of the apartment, the interior design and the design of the lights and custom furniture.  Image Courtesy © Eugeni Pons
Ruta 40 Tour Operator in Turin, Italy by IDEEA Interior Design & ArchitectureThursday, December 15th, 2016Article source: IDEEA Interior Design & Architecture Ruta 40 is a workspace characterised by a strong home-like feeling. The design meets the need for a space for informal interaction as well as a welcoming place to work. The office was created in a light-filled mansard, previously used as a residential flat. Every space has its own precise function. The living room became a comfortable lounge, the kitchen, which is hidden in the lounge, can host up to two work stations, the bathroom is like a tiny spa, with a bench for relaxing and enjoying the view laid out on the walls, and the two bedrooms were transformed into warm, welcoming offices.  Image Courtesy © IDEEA Interior Design & Architecture
Buena Vida in Turin, Italy by officina8aFriday, November 11th, 2016Article source: officina8a Positions and functions of the apartment are the same, what changed is its surface. The phase that concerns the terrace is totally revolutionary instead. It is considered as a natural extension of the inner house and converted as the relax area. There are two different themes: one space for free time with friends, around a table or on a couch under the stars; one cozy space, with sauna and Jacuzzi. The filter between the two parts is underlined with a stellar set, in fact the CORTEN that covers storage, sauna and flower boxes is dotted to draw the zodiac and then lighten up from the inside.  Image Courtesy © Sabrina Gazzola
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