Milan

  MOITIÉ STUDIO For the presentation to buyers and customers of the new Gedebe collection, Moitié Studio stages a dynamic and elegant exhibition in the spaces of the Massimo Bonini Showroom. Blocks of cement of different heights and proportions, arranged almost as if to recreate an amphitheater, are at the heart of the setup, with the aim of enhancing the precious, unique creations conceived by Giuseppe Della Badia, creative director, and founder of the brand. MOITIÉ STUDIO The exhibition surfaces welcome, seemingly randomly, mirrored slabs, silver, and gold, with cuts in curved and sinuous shapes. "Even through this choice, in agreement with the designer and his vision, we wanted to tell a new story of... More

A bourgeois apartment inside a rationalist building in Milan's Piazza Sant'Ambrogio that dialogues with different eras. Cristina Galliena Bohman Cristina Galliena Bohman The primary intention of the project was to distinguish the living area from the sleeping area, which appear both chromatically and formally different from each other. Cristina Galliena Bohman Cristina Galliena Bohman Cristina Galliena Bohman The atmosphere that pervades the living area is metaphysical, the round arches and flat backgrounds evoking timeless landscapes. Cristina Galliena Bohman Cristina Galliena Bohman Cristina Galliena Bohman At the entrance, it is the brick color that pervades the back wall, which opens instead on... More

The project for the BN House in the historic center of Milan consists of a merger and overall renovation of two apartments on the top floor of a typical building in the center of Milan. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani All the spaces, naturally lit by large existing windows, have been enhanced through the study and design of all the custom-designed interior furnishings. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani The living room and distribution areas are entirely covered with boiserie that itself becomes a container container, partly open and partly closed by hinged or folding doors to safeguard the space. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani The son's room in fir wood, entirely custom-designed, is developed on two levels connecte... More

The renovation project of this elegant house in the center of Milan involves the preservation of period elements while integrating them with new design elements. The central core of the house is the hallway with the coffered ceiling that generates spaces and shapes. Through color the architecture is emancipated, evolving from a past stage to a contemporary one. Powder blue is the color that covers the entire space, alongside the wine red that invades the portals that are inspired by Piero Portaluppi's curves. From the portals one reaches the study and the large living room that houses both the TV corner and the dining room. Davide Arena Davide Arena The rest of the apartment is pervaded by neutral colors and a sophisticated atmos... More

This house for a young couple required a renovation project based on light and materials. The original plan with living area, night area and attic was maintained but the previous unvarying appearance has been replaced by a journey along textures and colors. The bent metal sheet staircase is a perfect theatre wing into the living room, allowing zenith light to flood in. The imaginary line between living room and kitchen ensures natural light all day long. Cristina Galliena Bohman Cristina Galliena Bohman Team:Architect: LupettatelierOther participants: Cecilia Avogadro ArchitettoPhotography: Cristina Galliena Bohman Cristina Galliena Bohman Cristina Galliena Bohman Material Used:1. Living room:- Stairs by craftsman- Wal... More

Close to the Bastioni city walls, where the historic center of Milan begins, the Milanese firm LPzR has completed a new residential project on an area with unusual proportions: the long side measures over seventy meters, but the short side is only six meters. Carola Merello The project was conceived to seamlessly integrate into the urban context, serving as a completion element for an entire block. The lot faces three streets, two of which have high traffic, and is delimited by a long existing building. The volumetric design of the project closes the pre-existing blind façade and relates to the context by adopting a different strategy for each of the three views. Carola Merello Towards Viale Bligny, the new building compl... More

MI.C is a project of urban design, landscape and architecture that aims to regenerate the multi-faceted polarity of Stazione Centrale. The new architectural complex created by the intervention will give new life to the former Hotel Michelangelo, a building that has been a symbol of Milan's skyline for more than half a century.  © Park Associati Conceived as a binding element of Milan’s urban fabric that, despite the intense and dynamic use of the entire area, lacks a precise identity, the project proposes a series of interventions on Piazza Luigi di Savoia and represents a turning point for a changing city. The concept’s goal is to aims at rationalising travel flows and implement pedestrian traffic: in the propos... More

The project salvages and regenerates part of an office complex dating back to the 1960s. Thanks to a complete rethinking of the façade and the internal layout, the strong retrofitting intervention manages to create a flexible, elegant building characterised by refined materials that establish a connection with the surrounding context — a district in the north of Milan that is undergoing significant transformation. © Andrea Martiradonna The existing curtain wall has been entirely replaced and a fourth floor set back from the façade has been added to the three existing ones, offering an additional office space and a green terrace along part of the building's perimeter. © Andrea Martiradonna Mostly cha... More

The renovation of one of the Teatro degli Arcimboldi dressing room was approached with the awareness of having to create a private space dedicated to meditation, concentration and relaxation.  Simone Furiosi Simone Furiosi While functionality is crucial from a distributive point of view, the transient permanence of a dressing room inhabitants make it possible to propose highly distinctive and daring finishing solutions. Simone Furiosi The choice was oriented towards the creation of a welcoming and intimate environment, characterized by large colored surfaces, which come together through strong chromatic and material contrasts. Since each color corresponds to a function, it can be said that the color was used as an arch... More

The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of the most famous symbols of Milan – built in the second half of the 19th century, it’s considered one of the first shopping centers in the world for the presence of shops and restaurants. It’s a commercial street, a two-arm cross that connects Piazza Duomo with Piazza della Scala. In the years it has become a destination of tourists who love taking photos under the central dome. In the Galleria there are many shops of the most famous fashion brands like Versace, Gucci and Louis Vuitton, but there’s also a cultural corner thanks to the Rizzoli bookstore, an Italian publishing house of the Mondadori group. Caption The Rizzoli bookstore represents a place to relax, thank... More

The redevelopment of the building, with the entrance from Corso di Porta Romana 19 within the historical center of Milan, represents an innovation for the way of approach and the design sensitivity, making a perfect synthesis between historical tradition and contemporary design. The intervention completely renews the building by creating a new glass roof in a contemporary language, harmoniously fitting into the historical context and respecting the architecture of the building underneath. The characteristic features of the intervention are the redesign of the internal facades, the new loggia on the penultimate floor and the new glass structure on the roof. The latter, born from the demolition and reconstruction of the existing pitched roo... More

The building is located in Viale Cassala 22 in Milan in an urban area close to the railway where managerial, residential and commercial activities coexist. The Project provides a series of interventions that want to renew the internal and external aspects of the property, while maintaining its offices use. The project involves the renovation of the building envelope, the construction of a volumetric expansion on the back of the existing building of 862.59 sqm of SLP and the general renovation of the electrical and mechanical systems, as well as various interior refurbishment works such as the construction of a new entrance hall on the ground floor which allows indoor access to the six levels of offices. The existing facade made of ribbon... More