Paolo Venturella Proposes “Plus is More” for WHO Headquarters Extension

Eric Oh — Sun, 19 Jul 2015 08:00:00 +0000

Aiming to make a statement that architecture can no longer be designed with a single “move”, Rome-based firm, Paolo Venturella Architecture has unveiled their proposal titled “Plus is More” for the WHO Headquarters Extension competition. Although not selected as the winning proposal, Plus is More takes on the maxim of its name, investigating the complexity generated by a combination of "moves," circumventing the common tilted, lifted or pushed buildings that rely on a single movement. Read more about the project after the break.

Paolo Venturella-Designed Office Building to Feature Rotating Parametric Pixels

Holly Giermann — Tue, 27 Jan 2015 01:00:00 +0000

Paolo Venturella Architecture has been commissioned to design a proposal for an Italian office building. The inventive structure uses existing contextual information, such as the grid of the city and an abandoned soccer field on which it sits, to drive its parametric design. The resulting building not only makes use of an otherwise forgotten plot of land, but fits precisely into the urban fabric of the existing city layout, using its grid to shape the building.

Office: Paolo Venturella Architecture | ArchDaily

Paolo Venturella Proposes “Plus is More” for WHO Headquarters Extension

Paolo Venturella-Designed Office Building to Feature Rotating Parametric Pixels