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Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. The Citylife project immersed in a park of 160,000 sqm (one of Europe’s largest pedestrianized zones) involves architects Zaha Hadid, Arata Isozaki and Daniel Libeskind.
Studio DiDeA converts a former tailor’s shop in Muddica, a two rooms restaurant and Sicilian deli shop. The client asked for a cozy and friendly place where to sit and eat or just buying traditional products.
Design: Arquitectonica, architects. Tallest residential tower in Milan, high-end high-rise living with two towers. The Porta Nuova Varesine mixed-use master plan and urban renewal project is one of the most significant redevelopments in Italy.
Architect: Giuseppe Tortato. Inspired by super fast boat hulls, the building’s volume expresses dynamism and innovation of a group at the forefront of research, complying with energy saving and psycho-phisical employee well-being.
Design: Studio Original Designers 6R5 Network. The restoration of Milan’s Torre Arcobaleno is completed to mark Expo 2015. The renovation is a gift to the city and the visitors to Expo 2015.
The modernisation work of the famous Torre Arcobaleno (Rainbow Tower) at Porto Garibaldi has been completed and was presented today, under the patronage of Milan City Council and in association with the Rete Ferroviaria Italiana and Gruppo FS Italiane railway authorities.
Pcube Restaurant near Milan. The space was transformed by combining the premises of the old working men’s club, and preserving the subdivision in three different environments, which can be declined in different uses room, take away, aperitif and dinner.
China Pavilion Expo 2015 in Milan is drawing worldwide appreciation for its design. The Pavilion creates a serene, organic setting for visitors to explore Chinese culture. This is China’s first national expo pavilion outside the country’s borders.
While many of the 140 countries participating in the event went for bold, heavy structures meant to impress, the designers of the China Pavilion in Milan chose a different path.
BDP videographer Nick Caville has been busy documenting the development of this exciting project with a film. His footage features interviews with key members of the design team who explain the design process and the ideas behind the scheme.
Accoya, the leading high performance modified wood manufactured by Accsys Technologies, has been used as cladding for a striking architect-designed Alps Villa located next to ‘Passo Del Cavallo’ in the hills of Brescia, Italy.
Over the years Russian architectural designs have always helped to create integral ensembles at the exhibitions and many pavilions can rightly be classed landmarks, not only in Russian, but also in the world of architecture.
The innovative venue will include a modern stage for the home matches of the club together with a hotel, a sports college, restaurants, children’s playground, green areas and spaces open to the city and dedicated to public use.
With World Expo 2015 around the corner in Milan, construction is at its height for the CityLife project forecasted to finish by spring, and Italian staircase designer, Fontanot, has a major hand in the finishing touches