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Project • By CERAMICHE KEOPE • Private Houses
Private Villa in Salerno
Salerno. The Italian dolce vita is not only lived in the coastal areas, but in small, bucolic hills. At Giffoni Sei Casali there is a private villa similar to a summer dream, where the olive trees surround an elegant and modern pool area.For the gently shaded courtyard and patio floor, the stone effect of In & Out Percorsi Extra was chosen. Our Evoke 30x120 wood effect porcelain stoneware frames the pool, with its 20 mm thickness, ideal for exteriors exposed to humidity and atmospheric agents. More
Project • By CERAMICHE KEOPE • Offices
Vebro Headquarters
The Vebro company, based near Turin, has recently restructured its whole office area. Its sharp-edged, architectural choices reflect the technological spirit of the company’s work.Our cement-effect porcelain stoneware finishes the industrial vogue of the two-story building: Moov collection, in its Moka tone, 2cm thick, covers the wide-open terrace floor.Architects: Davide Notario and Chiara Vergnano More
Project • By CERAMICHE KEOPE • Museums
Egyptian Museum, Turin
Important focus of Egyptology culture, second only to that of Cairo, the New Egyptian Museum of Turin has undergone a major renovation signed by Isolarchitetti study, which has seen a valuable contribution by Ceramiche Keope.After the first intervention phase which ended in July 2013 - and which saw Keope participate in the realization of the paving of the new Hypogeum - the Reggio Emilia company was also the protagonist of the second phase of restructuring, providing more than 3,500 square meters of flooring porcelain stoneware for the second floor of the museum, the area of the temple Ellesija and bathrooms to the public on the first, second and third floors of the structure. In particular, Kheops has provided the products of the In&... More
Project • By CERAMICHE KEOPE • Nurse Housing
Health Residence - Lanzo Torinese Italy
Through an extensive restoration, Picco Architetti has transformed a former nineteenth-century college on the outskirts of Turin. Built by San Giovanni Bosco back in 1870, today the building consists of four floors and accommodates a hundred beds.The ceramic collection Code, Taupe color, shows its high affinity with the architectural rhythm of the structure. The 30x120cm, 20mm thick, format dresses the main entrance and the external courtyard with the purity of the stone and the force of the cement.The same Taupe tone from Elements Design, a resin-effect line with an R10 finish, decorates the bedrooms as well as the meeting and relaxation areas on the ground floor, where a porch with large windows blends past and present in a single, lumino... More