Wardrobe / ES-arch

Architects: ES-arch – Enrico Scaramellini Architetto
Location: Madesimo, Italy
Client: Private
Completion: 2010
Budget: 25,000 €
Area: 35 sqm
Project Team: Arch. Cristina Pusterla, Arch. Luca Trussoni, Studio Ingg. Bianco & Mastai (structural engineering)
Photographs: Marcello Mariana
Nido Caribimbi / ZPZ Partners

Architects: ZPZ Partners
Location: Cavagnari, Parma, Italy
Design Team: Michele Zini, Claudia Zoboli, Sara Michelini, Sara Callioni
Pedagogical Consultancy: Elisa Bulgheroni
Client: Gruppo Cariparma Crédit Agricole
Built Area: 3,530 sqm
Photographs: Courtesy of ZPZ Partners
UP House / ES-arch

Architects: ES-arch – Enrico Scaramellini Architetto
Location: Madesimo, Italy
Client: Private
Completion: 2011
Area: 145 sqm
Project Team: Arch. Daniela Riva, Arch. Luca Trussoni
Structural Engineering: Ing. Christian Panzeri
Photographs: Marcello Mariana
Tadao Ando Architecture Exhibition

Curated by the Tadao Ando Architect & Associates studio, an exhibition dedicated to Tadao Ando’s last ten museum projects will be held at the Duvetica Store and Showroom in Milan April 17-22. The projects, realized between Europe and Japan over a period stretching from the mid-1990s until 2010, will be presented through a large selection of drawings, models, videos and photos. The event will be held in the building that was the Japanese architect’s latest project in Europe, the Duvetica Store and Showroom in Milan, opened in October 2011 and comprising a vast open space and a showroom below the store, both measuring 220 square meters. More images and information on the exhibition after the break.
Duvetica Milano Shop / Tadao Ando Architect & Associates

Architects: Tadao Ando Architect & Associates
Location: Via Santo Spirito 22, Centro Storico, Milano, Italy
Client: Duvetica Industrie S.p.A.
Coordinator: Equilibri s.r.l. (Eugenio Tranquilli, Verdiana Durand de la Penne)
Project Execution Team: Luigi Cocco (Structure), Guido Stella (Architectural drawings), Sergio Rigato (Electrical).
Consultant: Erco Illuminazione s.r.l. (Lighting System)
Completion: 2011
Floor Area: 350 sqm
Photographs: Thomas Mayer
Occhio / Emilio Ambasz

Architects: Emilio Ambasz
Location: Venice, Italy
Photographs: Emilio Ambasz
MedaTeca / Alterstudio Partners

Architects: Alterstudio Partners
Location: Meda, Italy
Area: 1,910 sqm
Completion: 2012
Photographs: Alterstudio Partners
Zumbini / Binocle

After co-founding studiometrico, Italian architect, Lorenzo Bini, has recently opened a new architectural firm in Milan entitled Binocle. Bini takes his creativity displayed in his Bastard flagship store in Milan (the converted cinema received the coveted ArchDaily Building of the Year Award for Interiors in 2009), to a different level with this transformed reuse project for offices in Via Zumbini, Milan. The project includes a complete overhaul of an existing industrial building from the 1930s and the construction of a new entity to create 17 units of 100 and 150 sqm available for small practices in search of a workplace.
Architectural design: BINOCLE / Lorenzo Bini
Collaborators: Claudia Brunelli, Valentina Cocco, Michela Fancello, Sandro Riscino
Consultants: Gennaro Postiglione
Location: Via Bonaventura Zumbini 29, Milan
Year: 2008-2011
Client: Immobiliare del Nord S.p.a.
Structural design: Atleier LC
Lighting design: Rossi Bianchi Lighting Design
Project area: 1.350 sqm
GSA: 1.900 sqm
Photographs: Giovanna Silva
On-site photographers: Iacopo Boccalari, Francesca Pozzi, Carla Vitali
Australian Pavilion for Venice Biennale Winning Proposal / Denton Corker Marshall

Denton Corker Marshall recently won an international design competition to design the new Australian pavilion in Venice’s Giardini della Biennale, the heart of the prestigious Venice Biennale events. The new pavilion will be the first of the 21st century contributions to the Giardini, which is undergoing revitalisation by the Venice Biennale. It will replace Australia’s current pavilion, designed as a temporary structure by Philip Cox in 1988. Within a footprint of approximately 320m2, the two-level pavilion will provide a new flexible and adaptable exhibition space to showcase Australian visual arts and architecture to international audiences at annual biennales. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Rifugio Monte Penna / Lucio Serpagli

Architects: Lucio Serpagli
Location: Monte Penna, Italy
Photographs: Olinto Malpeli
Tesa 105 Conversion / Estudio N

Architect: Estudio N - Andrés Holguin, David R. Morales, Alvaro Solis
Location: Venice, Italy
Structure: Thetis Spa, ing. Giovanni Zarotti
Completion: 2012
Area: 1,100 sqm
Photographs: Andrea Pertoldeo
A di Alcantara® / Migliore + Servetto Architetti Associati

Architect: Migliore + Servetto Architetti Associati
Location: Fortezza Da Basso, Firenze, Italy
Client: Alcantara®
Design Team: Ico Migliore and Mara Servetto
Date: January 2012
Photographs: Stefano Trovati © SGP
Vidre Negre Office Building / Damilano Studio Architects

Architect: Damilano Studio Architects
Location: Cuneo, Piemonte, Italy
Client: Porta Rossa s.p.a.
Leading Architect: Arch. Duilio Damilano
Surface area: 6,960 sqm
Surface building: 1,400 sqm
Completion: 2011
Photographer: Andrea Martiradonna
‘Grenade’ Inflatable Pavilion Proposal / SITBON Architectes

Grenade, the proposal for the CityVision Inflatable Pavilion competition, by SITBON Architectes aims to create a relation with its environment. The theme of the pavilion is to think of the city as an immense architecture in constant mobility, by the transformation of its town planning, of the wanderings of its inhabitants, etc. The time dimension becomes essential in this management of the living area. By lauding the mobility, they question the vision of the architecture as a motionless element to in-vest it with another appropriate life, which allows each one to grow, to be transformed and to move. More images and architects’ description after the break.
LINK Solar Power Skyscraper / LED Architecture Studio

Representing the future development of Venice, the LINK Solar Power Skyscraper aims to provide the geographic area of the laguna of Venice with a new landmark: a link between architecture and urbanism, between the ancient city of Venice and the industrial area named Marghera. A link between function and emotion. Designed by LED Architecture Studio, the project is an architecture-infrastructure, a crucial urban development responding to the present and future needs of this locality. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Multipurpose Building / GSMM Architetti

Architects: GSMM Architetti – G. Santagostino, M. Margarido
Location: Dueville, Vicenza, Italy
Client: Comune di Dueville
Total Area: 1,390 sqm
Cost: 1,315,000 Euro
Design Team: Olga Chiaramonte
Structural Engineering: GAP Progetti
Technical Equipment: Brescia Progetti
Photographs: Michele Gusmeri
House Renovation In Treia / Wespi de Meuron

Architects: Wespi de Meuron
Location: 62010 Treia (MC), Marche, Italy
Completion: 2010
Property surface: 12,500 sqm
Floor space net: 311 sqm
Photographs: Hannes Henz
L’Aquila Church / Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and Partners

Architects: Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and Partners
Location: L’Aquila, Italy
Client: Order of the Friars Minor of “San Bernardino” – Ass. Fraterna Tau Onlus
Year: 2010
Area: 1,770 sqm
Photographs: Leo Torri
Luce/Light by Studio-due
Brought to you by Studio-due, Luce/Light explores four contemporary buildings of concrete, iron, water and glass that share a unique and indissoluble relationship with light. The Italian buildings featured are Fabrica by Tadao Ando, Il Cubo Nero (The Black Cube) by Silvia Dainese Studio + dns dsn, the Nardini Grappa Distillery Bolle by Massimiliano Fuksas and Memoria e Luce (9/11 Memorial) by Daniel Libeskind.
Directed and Edited: Francesco Mansutti
Photography: Daniele Gobbin
Music: Paolo Agostini
Executive Production: Studio Due
Art Direction: Venice International University
Supervision: Anna Guolo, Giulio Bodon
Production: Regione Veneto – Direzione Beni Culturali
Inkiostro Restaurant / Studio Nove & A2C

Architects: Studio Nove & A2C
Location: Parma, Italy
Project Team: Stefania Tinterri, Ada Volta & Alessandro Codenotti
Builder: Edildomus S.P.A
Project Year: 2011
Constructed Area: 950 sqm
Photographs: Francesco Di Gregorio

























































