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News • News • 21 Dec 2022
Migliore + Servetto designs the headquarters of the Human Safety Net in Piazza San Marco, Venice
Internationally recognised firm for its excellence in the curation of exhibitions and designing of communication spaces, Migliore + Servetto recently completed the headquarters of the Human Safety Net located on the ground floor of the Procuratie Vecchie in Piazza San Marco in Venice.
Andrea Martiradonna
The 3000 sqm project comprises a conceptual exhibition path offering an immersive experience of the Generali Group, a cafe, a co-working area reserved for the foundation’s activities, and event spaces that dot the auditorium. Curated as per user-behaviour patterns and needs, the project seeks an innovative approach, translating the concept into an integrated intervention ranging from graphics, spatial and lighting desi... More
Project • By CERAMICHE CAESAR • Libraries
OBLATE LIBRARY - FLORENCE (ITALY)
Made in Italy ceramics by Ceramiche Caesar were chosen to pave the multi-functional hall and entrance of the library in the redevelopment of tremendous historical and cultural importance,completed and inaugurated on June 3, 2015. The Verse collection, one of the latest porcelain tile series of the Fiorano Modenese-based company, was chosen thanks to its ability to bestow a contemporary touch of 'blend design' to residential and commercial spaces. Chosen in Cloud colour and in 30x120, 25x75 and 37.5x75 cm sizes, the Verse series is characterised by the strong substantial appeal and a natural inspiration, creating a new contemporary concept via the perfect balance between different g... More
Project • By INNOCAD architecture • Exhibitions
History Museum Graz - Schaudepot
The client, a public institution in the Austrian region, Styria, needed a fresh concept for the History Museum’s permanent exhibitions and its entrance, housed within a significant historic building at Graz’s city center. The task was to present an enormous number of objects acquired since the Middle Ages and multimedia archives of the 20th century in an historic space that required careful treatment.
The adaptation of the museum entrance required a solution that subtly enhance the entrance attraction of a previously very hidden and dark atrium. A custom iron “carpet” was laid over historic stone flooring with an aim to direct and offer a platform for exploration. The lighting installation above is created by Austri... More