Tag: Italian Architecture

LFSN - Livio Ficarra Silvia Nardi Architetti

This residence in Mazzarino, designed by LFSN, has a predominantly summery feel to it, thanks to a design that has transformed an ordinary multi-story building built in the second-half of the 20th century - a type of building only ascribed modest value - into a construction packed with interesting features.

# Italy (3161) # Residence (1664) # LFSN - Livio Ficarra Silvia Nardi Architetti

#Italian Architecture

Villa in Reano

Archisbang Associati

This detached, single-family home in the hills near Turin by Archisbang Associati was a true design challenge as a result of restrictions on resources, the need to cater to the client’s desires, and the brief of creating a home that has many significant qualities, all within a relatively contained volume.

# Italy (3161) # Residence (1664) # Archisbang Associati

#Italian Architecture

CASA ECS

Giuseppe Gurrieri

Casa ECS, con annesso laboratorio per artista, è una residenza costruita nel comune di Scicli e progettata da Giuseppe Gurrieri.

# Italy (3161) # Residence (1664) # Giuseppe Gurrieri

#Italian Architecture

House in Nichelino

Raimondo Guidacci

Recently renovated and enlarged by architect Raimondo Guidacci, this early 20th century house is located in the small town of Nichelino to the south of Turin.

# Italy (3161) # Residence (1664) # Raimondo Guidacci

#Italian Architecture

Torino Outlet Village

Claudio Silvestrin Architects

Located in Settimo Torinese, a small town just outside Turin in northeast Italy, the Torino Outlet Village is an outlet with a difference designed by Claudio Silvestrin Architects.

# Italy (3161) # Commercial - Retail (489) # Claudio Silvestrin Architects

#Italian Architecture

Alzheimer’s Daycare Treatment Center

Studio Davanzo Architetti

This project for a Daycare Treatment Centre for patients suffering from Alzheimer’s who are not yet at a completely degenerative stage of the disease required special strategies for its internal spaces and their relationship with external spaces in order to achieve the goal of helping patients retain their remaining faculties as long as possible.

# Italy (3161) # Healthcare (185) # Studio Davanzo Architetti

#Italian Architecture

New Siemens Headquarters

Barreca & La Varra

The new Siemens HQ in Milan, which opened its doors in March 2018, was built on a site where the multinational already had an office building, which was known as the “Leonardo” Building.

# Italy (3161) # Offices (965) # Barreca & La Varra (29)

#Italian Architecture

Atelier Marco Bagnoli

Laboratorio di Architettura Semerano/Toti Semerano

This project on Tuscan territory, at Montelupo Fiorentino, is a venue for the arts – indeed, a living workshop for the dissemination of the contemporary arts.

# Italy (3161) # Exhibition (438) # Laboratorio di Architettura Semerano/Toti Semerano (11)

#Italian Architecture

cantina-astemia-pentita-en

Gianni Arnaudo

The Cantina “L’’Astemia pentita” [The Repentant Teetotaler Winery] is an architectural project that overflows with thought-provoking aspects, pursuing multiple goals of passing tongue-in-cheek yet serious comment on the world of wine-making and product marketing (in this case, a top-tier Barolo wine), while aspiring to create a building imbued with distinguishing, symbolic values. It is a complex approach in itself: a way of thinking that embraces both thesis and anthesis, tangible assertion and symbolic negation.

# Italy (3161) # Gianni Arnaudo # Winery (43)

#Italian Architecture

Casa P

Francesco Pascali

Casa P sits on the space formerly occupied by a previous building, on a 20,000 sq. m. property in the Apulian countryside, at the nexus between a landscape of typical dry-stone walling and its traditional trulli buildings or fortified farmhouses, with the hilly wooded expanse of the Selva di Fasano, with its luxuriant variety of tree species.

# Italy (3161) # Residence (1664) # Francesco Pascali

#Italian Architecture

QUID Vicololuna

Lillo Giglia Architecture

After a great deal of committed and complex cultural work, the inland Sicilian town of Favara, which lies not far from Agrigento, has earned a privileged position as a place for contemporary art and architecture, leveraging a network of relations that extends far beyond the mere local and regional environment.

# Italy (3161) # Lillo Giglia Architecture # Multifunctional Building - Complex (765)

#Italian Architecture

The Lodge

Uppercut Filippo Burelli Giacomo Borta

The Lodge

# Hotels (434) # Uppercut Filippo Burelli Giacomo Borta

#Italian Architecture