A home in Valle D'aosta, Italy

A few weeks ago was finished the construction of this home that we designed in a beautiful mountain village of Valle D'Aosta, in Italy. It is an extremely comfortable building, that follows local tradition in order not to create any contrast with the existing village and to give the inhabitants the opportunity to spend some time away from the city, in a place thought e designed in harmony with the landscape.

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Dynamic spaces for a dynamic company.

Bm Spa is an italian dynamic company that is quickly growing up in the international market. They asked us to design the new interior spaces of its headquarters in order to adeguate them to the new perspectives of the society. We made contemporary spaces that still have a strong functional structure but at the same time are able to comunicate to employes and visitors the innovative impulse.

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A new Hospital for Sicily, Italy






It will be realized in Palermo, in the hearth of Mediterranean Sea, the new Hospital that we are designing. It will be divided into three buildings linked each other by pedestrian walkways and bridges that will give the whole complex an extremely functional advantage. The facades will be finished in copper, a wonderful material that changes its colour with time and that in a few years (since we are close to the sea) will assume a colour that will perfectly match with the beautiful green area that will surround the hospital. The functional structure of the complex has been designed with two aims. The first one was to have interior spaces that could be a real help for people working inside, so they will be extremely precise for the function they will be used for and, at the same time, they will be pleasant spaces to work inside. The second aim, has been to realize spaces that could be comfortable for patients and their relatives or friends. For this scope, we have worked deeply trying to design rooms that could be extremely warm and comfortable, places that looked like home spaces instead of traditional hospital spaces.