Windows as Tuscany pictures: CORSICO & LISSONI !

 

This rigorous project , realized in the countryside near Grosseto, maximizes the internal / external 

relationship.

Each window is designed like a painting: size and frame are the result of a detailed study.

The Tuscan countryside is the true protagonist.

The interior walls, paintings of absolute white, exalt the changing colors of the Italian gentle nature.

Project by Piero Lissoni , Barbara Corsico
Photos by Barbara Corsico.

St. Valentine Chair: HEART CONE ! (1959)

Project by Verner Panton

Traces of the past: ATLAS ITALIAE !

ATLAS ITALIAE: a photographic journey into the forgotten places of the "Bel Paese", becoming a very interesting book

Silvia Camporesi "Atlas Italiae", published by Peliti Associati

Ironic Factory: ANDREA OLIVA AT REGGIO EMILIA !

With a conservation and innovation mixed process, the italian architect Andrea Oliva returns a new dignity to an old foundry, looking to it like a new place, but also as a strong testimony of the industrial history of the territory.

Today this building, called "Capannone (Shed)19", has become a new operative space for offices, meetings, conferences.

Project by Andrea Oliva
Photos by Kai-Uwe Schulte-Bunert

ARCHI-NAUTA. An Italian point of view on Arts, Design, Architecture: Skyscraper-concept: Renzo Piano at MIAMI !

ARCHI-NAUTA. An Italian point of view on Arts, Design, Architecture: Skyscraper-concept: Renzo Piano at MIAMI !: My fellow citizen Renzo Piano signed a new skyscraper-concept in North Shore park, Miami. The skyscraper appears to be levitating abo...

Skyscraper-concept: Renzo Piano at MIAMI !

My fellow citizen Renzo Piano signed a new skyscraper-concept in North Shore park, Miami.

The skyscraper appears to be levitating above the trees: the dream of LC about the Modern Way of Life.

Project by Rena Dumas Architecture Intérieure, West 8 Urban Design & Landscape Architecture and Renzo Piano Building Workshop

Photos courtesy of Terra

Mystical Wood: FOREST CHAPEL!

Project by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP

Photos by Koji Fujii/Nacasa and Partners Inc.