Cactus

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Project • By Mário Martins Atelier • Private Houses

Casa Dafne

Casa Dafne is on a corner plot between Carvoeiro and Ferragudo, on the Algarve coast. It is on a gentle south-facing slope, with views stretching towards the horizon, where the sea and sky meet. The sea reaches the indented cliffs, which become golden due to the intensity of this Mediterranean light.  FG+SG architectural photography FG+SG architectural photography FG+SG architectural photography FG+SG architectural photography It is built in an already developed area, and the planning regulations were the basis for the design of this single-storey house. FG+SG architectural photography FG+SG architectural photography FG+SG architectural photography The size, shape of the plot, and the land’s... More
Ficus Collection
Ettore Panichi

Product • By EMU Group S.p.A. • Ficus Collection

Ficus Collection

Ficus gets inspired by Cactus features, a strong plant able to resist adversity by regenerating itself in different forms. An additional module and various complements can be added to the base module made of steel and expanded metal: the jolly leaf, available in two colors, the fruits and a floor leaf to which it is possible to add a lamp, becoming a lighting body. Emu-Coat coating (cataphoresis + painting).     Available colours: military green, green, scarlet red   Art. 1230 base module Dimensons: 142 / 62,5 / 178,5   Art. 1231 additional module Dimensons: 88 / 42,5 / 138   Art. 1232 jolly leaf Dimensons: 38 / 9,5 / 49   Art. 1233 fruit Dimensons: 6,5 / 5,5 / 11   Art.1234+1235 lamp+ligh... More

Project • By FOR design planning • Offices

Mavrik Offices

The word Mavrik (short for "maverick"), comes from a Texas free thinker rancher and refers to anyone with an independently mind. Inspired by this idea, FOR., in collaboration with Jennifer Nagy Delli Fraine from the branding agency Haute Creative, articulated the concept around a modern ranch look, featuring raw materials such as wood, exposed concrete, leather, lacquered and matte steel to design non-standard work environment.In these offices of more than 2,000 sq.ft., a succession of layers separate public and private spaces: in the foreground, the open workstations; then the service area (kitchen, conference room) creates a first transition; finally a large block of walnut panels closes the public space. This long wooden w... More