Site Supervision

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Project • By Oneworks • Shopping Centres

Curno Shopping Centre

Located in a wealthy catchment area on the western edge of the city of Bergamo with a catchment area of nearly 600,000 people, Curno Shopping Centre is becoming an increasingly popular destination for shoppers. Oneworks was appointed to optimize the existing commercial floor space and design a new central Food Court extension connected to the main shopping centre, as well as the introduction of a new 500-space parking facility. Giorgio Ferri Giorgio Ferri The new design ensures that all restaurant activities are concentrated to a leasable area of 3,000 sqm that is defined by an impressive interior plaza to accommodate a diverse range of food and beverage services. Giorgio Ferri Giorgio Ferri The central space, complete... More

Project • By Oneworks • Offices

Banca Ifis Milan Headquarters

Sensitive transformation of a standard office building in the center of Milan to create a new efficient, contemporary, and bespoke workspace that is reflective of the Banca Ifis brand – one of Italy’s most prestigious commercial and corporate banking firms. One Works Whilst carefully preserving and enhancing the building’s architectural features, the elegant new LEED Certified office boasts a thriving 260sqm green wall, one of the largest in Milan, to radically transform its presence within the urban block. Internally, the contemporary office now provides a new welcoming lobby area, 300 flexible workspaces, exhibition and training facilities, recreation areas for yoga and other sports, as well as four multi-functiona... More

Project • By Oneworks • Shopping Centres

San Marino Outlet Experience

On the north-eastern border of the Republic of San Marino, at the foot of the hillside that characterizes this area, Oneworks was commissioned to design a new luxury outlet destination to support the local community and tourism from local towns. Alessandra Chemollo The project assumptions originate with the territorial context, in addition to the commercial objectives. Context is the interventions topography, which uses the hillside to create a “vertical” complex. Terraced parking lots follow the terrains natural profile and the interior pedestrian path winds following a slight slope diagonally across the hillside. An unusual solution for a commercial space, the design concept allows one to read the site topography and at... More