
Filippo Pagliani and Michele Rossi in conversation with Andrea Carloni and Carlotta Ferrati talk about their approach to the design of work spaces, the role of the competitions and the activities dedicated in the studio to research, innovation and to the dialogue with the creative cultures of Milan and on international basis.

“The recovery and enhancement of historical or modern buildings has led designers to pay increased attention to the aspect of lighting design, right up to making it become a theme of the architectural intervention. Therefore, lighting is no longer solely a decorative element.”

Tenoha Milano brings a taste of Japan to Italy with its inviting mixed-use space that fuses retail, hospitality and co-work spaces in an industrial setting Park Associati envisioned a design that allowed crossovers between the different domains while respecting the building’s industrial soul.

Park Associati is distinguishing itself for its urban grafts, with attention to the consolidated urban fabric, offering innovative interpretations. In other cases, when there is little to preserve, realizing revolutionary restylings, where the track of the existing ones is not more recognizable.

The book presents 41 outstanding projects of urban redensification measures that illustrate the different approaches of urban planners, architects, and building owners to this topic. Regardless of the type of densification applied, the existing construction plays a major role in both its context and design.

Visitors enter through the shop, which lends access to the restaurant and, in turn, to the workspace. All transitions have an open character. The store, the restaurant, the bar, each adds to the pleasantness of the place, while also contributing to its recognizability and making it a point of reference in the city. Frame,…

The publication gathers 84 Italian interior design projects, starting from the need to constantly update and comprehend an increasingly changing overall picture of interior design in Italy. ” Luca Molinari Best italian interior design selection, maggio 2018

“Open! Studi aperti” promoted by the italian National Council of Architects, opens 700 design practices throughout Italy with the aim of bringing the public closer to architecture. Park Associati, shows the extension of the studio in via Garofalo 31, with the ground floor set up almost as a model exhibition hall “. Teresa Monestiroli La…

“The architecture of the office’ environment has a specific place in the collective imagination and comes from the great cinema classics: the vast open spaces divided by central corridors with the usual divisions of the stations and the single offices reserved for managers. Today, a space that we can call a corridor and a personal…

The beginning was a party. Then one took another’s place and get bones at the same teacher: Michele De Lucchi. A reputation made up of skill, understatement and human sympathy that places Michele Rossi and Filippo Pagliani among the most beloved architects of their generation. Virginio Briatore

“All three floors of the space are wrapped in bronzed brass trimmings, ’cannucciato’ ribbed Bahia wood, Eramosa marble and Navona travertine floors. Furniture includes Poltrona Frau armchairs and Ruckstuhl rugs, along with chairs and lamps designed by Studio Park and produced exclusively by Driade.”

Milanofiori is located south-west of Milan, in the municipality of Assago and offers a whole range of residential, commercial and tertiary devoted buildings. Today the area is enriched with a new office building with an apparently closed structure that encloses a garden-campus. Melanie Meinig

In the Milanofiori area, within the complex called “The offices in the green”, the Nestlé Headquarters has been realized in northern part of the lot. The realization was built on the imprint of two buildings identified by the current Detailed Plan, but never realized. Matteo Brasca / Gaia Laura Brasca

The new headquarters building is almost 50 m tall and it is dominated by three towers; it reminds of the profile of the surrounding mountains also thanks to an aluminium cladding with panels which are differently perforated and tinted and that, while refl ecting the colour of the sky, are bright and very coloured. Debora…

This building can, in a sense, be considered a unique work, resulting from an active and conditioning process of selection by the client, extending from the choice of place, to the architects and to the professionals, managers and all the technicians, that led to the final definition of the complex functional machine. Luka Skansi