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The Petraviva Showroom project represents the birth of a new brand and its new home. The design challenge proposed to MMA by Petraviva was to translate the transformation of a marble and stone contractor into a real production and furniture company based in a new retail space. A space that was able to represent Petraviva […]
The space can not be defined by rules of representation, you can not frame it and conceive through plans, sections and elevations. When we live there are different vanishing points to our eyes, also, our eyes perceive what is around him not only what lies ahead. The reference point is always different, because even standing […]
“I do not invent, I remember” (Aldo Rossi) The origins of Aldo Rossi’s architecture dates back to the lectures that Ernesto Nathan Rogers used to do at the Politecnico di Milano, in the end of the 1950, in these circumstances it is possible to place Aldo Rossi inside the so called “Scuola di Milano”. The […]
Last week two towers have been inaugurated in Porta Nuova. These green towers are called “Bosco Verticale” (Vertical Forest). The project, by the Boeri Studio (Stefano Boeri, Gianandrea Barreca, Giovanni La Varra) is based on a reforestation concept that helps regenerating the city environment and urban biodiversity without implying any expansion of the city area. The Project […]
Museum Castelvecchio by Carlo Scarpa is a masterpiece of the Italian architecture and also an example of great design in all over the world. One visit is not enough to understand every part that compose this project. Here we try to show you the goodness of this place, but a trip is a must. Arriving from […]
The Bahá‘í Temple of South America in Chile, designed by Siamak Hariri of Hariri Pontarini Architects, has been shortlisted for The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) International Prize. Awarded every two years, this world-renowned prize celebrates architecture from around the globe that transforms society and promotes justice, respect, equality, and inclusiveness. The RAIC received […]
Michael Tozzi, former chef at Olive et Gourmando and Le Club Chasse et Pêche, didn’t hesitate to call on interior design firm BlazysGérard when it came time to open his own restaurant, Dandy. The project brief was clear: Tozzi wanted a welcoming, unpretentious space with a touch of class. A place that would feel like […]
The Petraviva Showroom project represents the birth of a new brand and its new home. The design challenge proposed to MMA by Petraviva was to translate the transformation of a marble and stone contractor into a real production and furniture company based in a new retail space. A space that was able to represent Petraviva […]
For this year’s Milan Design Week, One Works is pleased to present a unique installation, conceived by Francesca Benedetto and created in collaboration with Violaine Bue, to launch “(f) Acts on Climate Change” – a cycle of initiatives promoted by One Works and curated by environmental journalist Daniele Moretti, that explore and stimulate discussion on […]
In January 2019 Tacchini will be taking the story of its furniture to the theatre with a curatorial project by Davide Fabio Colaci in conjunction with the Arsenale Theatre and directed by Marina Spreafico. Designers have always been used to designing and planning the things that surround people and their living space. Chairs, armchairs, pots […]
ACDF Architecture, a dynamic and experienced architectural firm, is proud to unveil the distinct sophistication of Hôtel Monville, the first in a collection of future properties envisioned by the owners of Old Montreal’s Hotel Gault. Opened in March 2018, Hôtel Monville exudes Montreal chic, with a balanced blend of contemporary style and historic charm that […]
What are the main architecture firms in Milan? To whom you must send your portfolio? To whom You Should commission your next small-medium-big project? If you came to read this post I imagine that you’re in search of an answer to any of these three questions. Your curiosity will be satisfied. Here below the Milan […]
In a vast forest area in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, Taller Héctor Barroso has built five weekend houses, which adapt to the site’s topography. They are surrounded by pine trees that echo the sound of the wind. Each house—identical in its typology—consists of six volumes positioned in a way that they generate a void, a central […]
