Lines
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about lines
Project • By Gariselli Associati • Showrooms
Building make-up
Make-up of a building of the 60s used as a business for the sale and exhibition of furniture and furnishings. Simple vertical and horizontal lines become the main theme of this restructuring, alternating in a game of verticality and linearity that brings the building back to life with a non-invasive restyling. The wide front wall with facing bricks remains almost unaltered from the intervention, on which large white sun bricks rise up, accentuating the verticality concealing the existing openings without eliminating the light. The upper part binds to the underlying one thanks to vertical elements in painted aluminum that follow the lines, and then develop horizontally in the gray base, highlighting the large showroom windows, joined t... More
Product • By NAMA modular plaster products • ATHINA 01 / ATHINA 02 / ATHINA 05 / ATHINA 06
ATHINA 01 / ATHINA 02 / ATHINA 05 / ATHINA 06
The thinnest recessed Light Profile ever made. With minimum installation depth 4cm, it can be installed in new & existing constructions.Its 20+ modules can be installed in any given shape and surface. ATHINA changes the way we design with light! More
Project • By pc-|< paolo cesaretti Arch- • Trade Shows
Framing | RC pavillion @ Cersaie 2014 |
Framing is the concept. Here all the ceramic models are exhibited as singular unique pieces in three thematic rooms. And the whole interior space is framed from the outside as a compact dense volume just leaving slight introspections. The architectonic geometry - matched with a graphic treatment of the surfaces – it’s crossed by a subtle vibration thanks to the optical effect created by the triple staining of the vertical elements. According to the side you are looking at, the pavilion outer surfaces appear as a continuum of vertical lines with a different chromatic identity. Red and purple if you look to one direction, red and grey if you look to the other.
Splitting the inside from the outside – thus avoiding the shop window effec... More