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1 Park Associati

2 Profile Listening, intuition and experimentation are the trademarks of the design culture of Park Associati - the architectural practice founded in Milan in 2000 by Filippo Pagliani and Michele Rossi. The objective of Park Associati s work is to give architectural shape to a vision, by interpreting and synthesising the forces at stake and the variables specific to each project. While listening to the concrete and explicit elements dictated by regulations and budget constraints, climatic or environmental conditions, attention is also paid to the intangible and concealed dimensions: the clients identity values, the users wishes and requirements, the urban, social, and political context. By using intuition meant as the ability to decipher complexity and through a process of research and dialogue, the practice interprets the peculiarities of each environment and provides architectural responses to the appropriate questions. Experimentation with languages and technologies, as well as collaboration with other disciplines, have led Park Associati to tackle the most diverse projects with a broad spectrum of interventions, ranging from urban planning to design. The practice proposes specific and rigorous projects, without losing sight of the compositional and aesthetic aspects. Daring buildings, such as the Salewa Headquarters in Bolzano and Luxottica and Nestlé in Milan, are characterised by an ever-changing but always characterful stylistic line that also reflects the open, wide-ranging and scientific creative process. The masterplans for the sensitive area adjacent to Expo2015 between Milan and Baranzate, and the redevelopment of Rozzano in Southern Milan, are also the result of the analysis and understanding of both context and territory. From The Cube and Priceless travelling restaurants, to the multifunctional spaces for the Japanese brand Tenoha, from Hermès pop-up shop in Rome, to the international stores of the Brioni haute couture house, to the design pieces for Driade and Zumtobel, Park Associati s projects are characterised by a constant search aimed at combining materials and their forms with different functionalities, as well as the utmost attention to detail. Urban regeneration and the retrofitting of historic and Modernist buildings are key themes for the practice, also thanks to its ability to interpret and give back to the community. Bearing witness to this approach in Milan are the restorations of La Serenissima and Gioiaotto, the recent conservative intervention in Piazza Cordusio, and the complete refurbishment of the new Engie Headquarters in the Bicocca former industrial area. Park Associati are always keen to explore new fields in order to face, in their personal way, the challenges and the complexity of contemporary architecture.

3 Selected Projects Headquarters and Office Buildings

4 Nestlè Headquarters Assago, Milan Typology New Office building Client Brioschi Sviluppo Immobiliare S.p.A. Address Assago, Milano Competition: 2011 Realization: Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Engineering - Structures and MEP General Planning, Milan General co-ordination and project management General Planning, Milan General Contractor Milanofiori2000 S.r.l., Milan Façade Focchi, Poggio Berni LEED Certification General Planning, Milan - Greenwich, Medolago (BG) Area sqm Tenant Nestlé Italiana Energy Certifications LEED Gold

5 The building hosts the Nestlè Italy Headquarters in Milanofiori nord, Assago. The architectural design is based on an analytical approach to the articulated system of access to the Milanofiori Nord area, the pedestrian walkways and roads, climatic factors relating to the context and the goal of properly integrating the building into the overall Masterplan. The entrance has been conceived as a continuation of the main pedestrian access from the South-West of the site, directly connected to the metro station, while service vehicles are directed to the opposite end of the complex to an area that is completely hidden by ground. The main entrance hall is in direct visual contact with the internal courtyard and is flooded with natural light by a large, north-facing rooflight. The courtyard, reserved for users of the building, relates to the external landscape and is conceived as is a place for relaxing and an important area for social interaction that enhances the quality of the environment. While the building appears compact and rational in plan, the elevations are articulated in a series of blocks allowing for a lighter and more fragmented composition. The whole building is divided into a number of segments, suspended boxes that vary in size and height. At certain points the composition is enriched with the addition of vertical blades in coloured glass that further articulate the volumes without affecting the level of transparency. The raised part of the building is embedded into the ground in a natural way, the part corresponding to ground floor is externally covered by thin terracotta plates that could reach a length of over three meters with three chromatic variations of grey, disposed in different angles.

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7 Salewa Headquarters Bolzano Typology New Office building Client Oberalp S.p.A. Address Bolzano Competition: 2007 Realization: Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Area sqm Energy Certifications Casaclima-Klimahaus New Certfication Sustainability Work & Life General co-ordination and project management Plan Team GmbH, Bozen Engineering - Structure Kauer&Kauer Ingenieure, Bozen Engineering - MEP Energytech Ingegneri, Bozen Fire prevention engineering Energytech Ingegneri, Bozen Local Architect Brigitte Kauntz, Bozen Cost Evaluation & Engineering Studio Luraschi, Venegono Superiore(Va) Kletterhalle Ralf Preindl, Brixen with Cino Zucchi Architetti

8 The new headquarters of Salewa, one of the most important manufacturing firms in Bolzano, is integrated into the landscape at the point where the city of Bolzano meets the uncontaminated nature of the mountains. As well as housing new work spaces, the building aims to provide a space of interaction and communication between the company and its network of suppliers, partners and clients. The new headquarters represents a point of convergence between different elements of everyday life: from physical, social and communicative dimensions to work styles and leisure. The Salewa headquarters is formed by a series of multifaceted slabs and towers, including a 50 metre-high structure which when built will be the tallest building in the city. On the east side of the building, the climbing wall (the largest in Italy) overlooks the public green and bistro, being the most convivial and public moment of the complex. Finally the east side, with the rock gym overlooking the public green and on the bistro, represents the most convivial and public moment of the complex. The project combines an electro-coloured micro-perforated aluminium skin which protects the most exposed parts of the building with a large vertical glass covering. The resulting visual effect is that of a rock crystal. The interplay between the thin sheet metal-like pillars and the delicate protective layers frame the façades and underline the contrast between the invisible and visible areas. Situated in a particular geographic location, this complex represents a place of information exchange between the dense web of material and immaterial relations that constitute the life of a modern company.

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10 Engie Headquarters Milan Typology Office building refurbishment Client Generali Real Estate SGR S.p.A. Address Via Chiese Milan Engineering - MEP General Planning, Milan Project management Generali Real Estate, Milan LEED Certification Rina Service, Genova Project: 2013 Realization: Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Area sqm Energy Certification LEED Platinum

11 The project proposes a complete renovation of a poor architectural quality building from the beginning of the 80s, outdated in terms of energy and distribution. The refurbishment converts the building into a contemporary property suited to the developing surrounding area, which has recently acquired strategic importance because of the opening of the new underground station. A relevant focus of the project is on the improvement of the building s energy performance, in order to achieve standards of excellence. By adjusting the volumes of the two ground-floor reception areas, the heart of the building s connections has shifted to the urban fabric towards the underground station and the main boulevard. It has been given due prominence to the green area, which is currently also visible from the street. The flexibility of interior office spaces as well as the façade system was reconsidered, with a view to adapting them to the current energy-saving and soundproofing requirements. The building was taken apart, the composition of the various volumes re-proportioned and re-adjusted in order to achieve a much lighter and articulated configuration. Anew porter s lodge has been positioned right at the front of the property, consisting of a complex system of transparent glass and press-bent sheet metal seamlessly merging with the fence of the building s property. Still within the perimeters of the site, an overhanging roof offers protection to the building s guests. The ceiling-to-floor design of the new insulated doubleglazing façade makes the most of the transparent casing and allows for a full visual connection between the workplace and the external environment. A compositional layer outlined by horizontal and vertical anodised aluminium intradoses, designed in such way as to fragment the building s size, has been super-imposed onto the design of the various glass modules.

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13 Luxottica Headquarters Milan Typology New Office building Existing Headquarters extension Client Luxottica Group S.p.A. Adress Via San Nicolao, Milan Competition: 2017 Realization: on going Engineering - Structures MSC Associati, Milan Engineering - MEP Deerns, Milan Fire Prevention Studio Mistretta & CO., Milan LEED Certification Deerns, Milan Professional services Concept Architectural project Artistic site supervision General co-ordination Area sqm Energy Certification LEED Gold

14 The project will be part of a confrontation s matter between a natural environment with a strong historical imprint and another one marked by a contemporary property of recent renovation. The gap between these extremes generates a peculiar building, able to guarantee a strong identity character. The design synthesis proposes to absorb the language differences present in the area with two complementary strategies. On the one hand, investigating the strong conceptual distance between the current site and Palazzo Litta garden with its strong historical imprinting, placing the two elements on clearly distinct dimensions that the new building has the task to mediate. Secondly, the building is configured as an evanescent technological envelope, at the same time extremely performing. The fade is amplified in the lower stores, allowing a strong dialectic relationship between the open spaces. The volume on the plan escapes due to the curvature imprinted on its outer skin, ideally encompassing in its design the two domains that it confronts. The double skin created in this way, looks for a light balance between reflection and transparency, technology and formal simplicity, maximized by the lense effect of the bending of the skin itself. At the same time, it minimizes occluding aspects of the view from the inside out, allowing to take full advantage of the privileged position towards the garden.

15 Pharo Business Center Milan Typology New Office building Client Generali Real Estate SGR S.p.A. Address Via Gattamelata Milan Project: Realization: on going General co-ordination and project management General Planning, Milan Engineering- Structures and MEP General Planning, Milan LEED Certification Rina Service, Genova Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Area sqm Energy Certifications LEED Gold

16 The new building being planned is to be built on a site that offers a great deal of potential both for its strategic position in terms of access routes to and from the city centre and for its proximity to new developed Citylife and Portello. These elements make this site extremely interesting for its overall visibility. The composition has been articulated in a number of volumes, including an element that extends upwards 66.7 m, in such a way that it can be seen from many parts of the city. The top of the building has in fact been designed like a kind of lantern, a bright light that by day and night stands out from the urban fabric, creating a landmark for the whole area and beyond. The system of access places the emphasis on the main entrance in via Gattamelata while through the use of sophisticated planning devices, the building highlights a new piazza that connects up to Piazza Tur as well as via Teodorico with a walk-through area, centrally located with respect to the overall layout of the building, this emphasises the high level of permeability of the site. Inside, the building extends from the main lobby where all the main vertical circulation is situated.

17 La Serenissima Milan Typology Office building refurbishment Client Morgan Stanley SGR Address Via Turati 5, Milan Competition: 2008 Realization: Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Area sqm Energy Certification LEED Gold Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Site Supervision General Planning, Milano Project Management ECHarris Built Asset Consultancy, Milano Landscape Project Marco Bay Architetto, Milano Fire Consultancy General Planning, Milano General Contractor Mangiavacchi e Pedercini, Milano Health & Safety Management PRO.JE.CO Engineering, Dalmine LEED certification Habitech Distretto Tecnologico Trentino S.c.a.r.l.

18 The building, designed in 1962 for the Campari company by the Soncini brothers, would have been considered modern and technologically advanced during its heyday. However, in its contemporary condition, many of its undeniably fascinating aspects have proved to be uneconomical, particularly in terms of energy saving. Park Associati redesigns the building respecting the original layout. The project proposes to recuperate volumes at the ground floor, to reassign its generous amount of unused space to commerce, but keeping part of the central green area, and to aim at a new distribution and increased flexibility of the internal office spaces. Particular attention has been paid to the façades system. By shifting back the perimeter façades of the building, it has been possible to gain overall floor space. This result has also been achieved by creating of a glass skin of variable modules that is able to recompose, like a soft and transparent sheet, the new distribution of the spaces of the ground floor, now accessible via a single entrance. At the end of the whole process of redefining the façades, all of same style and height, it was decided to emphasize the overhang of the roof, adjusting it to the dimensions of the redevelopment. La Serenissima is LEED Gold certified. Rebuild Award 2013: third prize and special mention for Architecture Quality. IQU (Innovation and Urban Quality) Awards 2014: first prize for category Architecture and City.

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20 Cassina Plaza Cassina de Pecchi, Milan Typology Office building refurbishment Client InvestiRE SGR S.p.A. Adress Via Roma 108, Cassina de Pecchi, Milan Competition: 2016 Realization: on going Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Landscape Design Arch. Paolo Uboldi Engineering - Structures CeAS Centro di Analisi Strutturale, Milano Engineering - MEP Tekser, Milano Time and Cost Control, General co-ordination and project management Starching, Milano Area sqm 6.500

21 The project envisages a complete reinvention of the Cassina Plaza office area at Cassina de Pecchi, on the north-eastern outskirts of Milan. The complex consists of various buildings and external spaces embodiyng obsolete planning restricted by structural and plant deficiencies inside, and exclusively dedicated to the parking outside. Park Associati completely refurbishes the G building unique among the centre s buildings, which will be enriched by new service spaces, co-working areas and event halls, as well as a fitness space and a lounge area. The new planning will also incorporate all the external areas of the complex, with the creation of new pedestrian pathways, new tree planting and paving, and permanent and mobile equipment for outdoor work and relaxation. In addition to office spaces, the G building currently houses a canteen with kitchen facilities and toilets in the basement, and a bar and toilets on the mezzanine floor. The intervention aims to change the perception of common spaces completely. In order to alter the current perception of the canteen s inner spaces, the project envisages repositioning it onto the mezzanine and first floors. By covering the renewed central courtyard with a skylight positioned between the first and the second floors, the new space will be constantly flooded with natural light throughout. This refurbished space will also provide access to the new outdoor terraces thanks to glazed walls that can be fully folded open. In the southern part of the building, an outdoor area with a bar, from which the view of the greenery that will surround the building can be enjoyed, is also envisaged.

22 Tiziano 32 Milan Typology Office building refurbishment Client Generali Properties Asset Management S.p.A. Address Via Tiziano 32, Milan Project: 2005 Realization: 2007 Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Site supervision Zucchi & Partners Engineering - Structures Giorgio Piliego, Milan Engineering - MEP Ariatta Sistemi, Milan Security Plan Rosella Tongini Folli, Milan General Contractor Mark Color Area sqm with Zucchi & Partners

23 The renovation project for the common areas of the 1950s-built Palazzo Generali in via Tiziano in Milan has involved moving the building s entrance to the basement in order to redistribute previously unused spaces and to give the whole complex a new image. This solution led to the construction of a new entrance canopy in concrete, steel and glass that could upgrade the image of the building and the garden, now surrounded by an almost invisible glass-paned fence. This simple but markedly modern design redefines the structure s relationship with the city. The new canopy, covered in a skin of alternating aluminium and expanded metal panels, appears to be cut out of the surrounding lawn. It provides access to the new entrance hall in the basement thus allowing for recuperation and reuse of the first floor as office space. The façades have also been redesigned by introducing metal mesh foils running vertically down the building to create a three-dimensional effect and a large yellow window pane in the form of giant screen on the same axis as the new roof. The project is completed with the transformation of the attic on the top floor into new work spaces and the creation of a new roof for the whole building.

24 WILHELMSHAVEN Wilhelmshaven, Germany Typology Headquarters Client TVVP Address Wilhelmshaven, Germany Competition: 2017 Professional Service Concept Area sqm with Bauchplan

25 The object of the competition was the realisation of the Trilateral Wadden Sea World Heritage Partnership Centre (TWWP), the authority for the protection of the Wadden Sea marine area, comprising the three countries bordering the sea: Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands. The competition area is part of a stretch of the city of Wilhelmshaven toward the coast. The competition involved the construction of a new building that was to become the headquarters of the authority and the Common Wadden Sea Secretariat, with administrative offices, meeting rooms and reception areas for visitors. The surface area of the project included a bunker that the tender specifically requested to maintain. Park Associati s architectural concept stems from two main concepts: the relationship between open space and new construction, and between new construction and the pre-existing bunker. The aim is to minimise ground usage reserving the largest possible area for parkland, thus avoiding the visual barriers between urban fabric and open spaces as much as possible. The compact architectural structure, comprising a very small covered surface that develops in height, stands out on the lake shore, emerging like a contemporary lighthouse. At the bunker s roof level, the building shows a strong discontinuity, a cut, where a completely public terrace is developed, connecting it to the bunker s roof, which is also public and accessible. The connection can be accessed like a belvedere partly open-air, partly covered by the building. On the first floor, this connection links the residential bunker and building. From this pathway (at a height of 12 metres) the view of the sea, the park and the city can be regained. To reach the belvedere s level, a scenic stairwell has been envisaged comprising two flights of stairs: one facing the sea, the other overlooking the foyer and the 200-seat conference room. The floors for office use feature break areas overlooking the park, while greenhouses have been designed on the south-western side of each floor, which as well as contributing to the building s energy operation provide work areas for autumn or spring, or meeting areas.

26 Selected Projects Mixed-use and Hospitality

27 Tortona 35 Milan Typology Building Refurbishment Mixed Use Client Luxottica Group S.p.A. Adress Via Tortona 35, Milan Project: 2017 Realization: on going Professional services Concept Architectural project Artistic site supervision General co-ordination Engineering - Structures MSC Associati, Milan Engineering - MEP ESA Engineering, Milan Fire Prevention ESA Engineering, Milan LEED Certification ESA Engineering, Milan Interior Design Storage Associati, Milan Area sqm Energy Certification LEED Gold

28 The vibrant district of Tortona, in the south-west area of Milan and close to Navigli, is enriched with a new urban regeneration intervention. Once hosting several production facilities, Tortona 35 is part of an ex-industrial area entirely subject to re-design, and will welcome production activities as well as the showroom of Luxottica, market leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of eyewear. As a former turbines production plant, the building is a huge space composed by naves of 16 meters each, with regular structures, a shed roof, and a fine design of reinforced concrete trusses. Park Associati s project proposes to open the façade on Via Tortona with full-height windows and the insertion of vertical metal blades to pick up the rhythm of the sheds in coverage. On the ground and first floor, production and laboratory functions will be maintained, while the remaining area will be converted into flexible commercial spaces and showroom. The intervention deals with two levels, with large double-height spaces, and a scenic staircase that becomes a forum for exhibitions or presentations. The internal garden turns into a continuous background of green and light. In order to accommodate the new functions, the intervention involves the complete removal of internal superfluous, structural reinforcements and the seismic adaptation of the structure. The project will be included in a LEED protocol, for which it is estimated to be able to reach a GOLD class.

29 Cordusio 2 Milan Typology Mixed use building refurbishment Client Hines Italy Re S.r.l. Adress Piazza Cordusio 2, Milan Project: 2016 Realization: on going Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision General co-ordination Engineering - Structures F&M Ingegneria, Milan Engineering - MEP Tekser, Milan Construction Supervision F&M Ingegneria, Milan H&S REAAS LEED Certfication Tekser, Milan Area sqm Energy Certifications LEED Gold

30 Built in the early 1900s by Francesco Bellorini and Ippolito de Strani, the property of Piazza Cordusio entered in 2016 in the Asset BVKHighstreetRetailCordusioSpa under the management of the Hines Group. This is a building of great peculiarity, both for its style and for its location: Piazza Cordusio is in fact one of the most important junctions of the monumental center of Milan, located between the Duomo and the direction leading to Castello Sforzesco. All the buildings overlooking the square have recently been the subject of an important recovery and restyling operation that will lead them to hosting activities other than those of origin. Given the peculiarity of the building, the restoration and new functionalization of the entire property has been studied by seeking a balanced dialogue between the neo-renaissance eclecticism of the existing and a renewed relationship with the contemporary. With Office & Retail use, the ground and first floor will be completely redesigned in the layout to provide continuity of retail surfaces from Cordusio / via Dante to the front on via Santa Maria Segreta. While the second until sixth floors will be dedicated to Office Areas, emphasizing the large glazed surfaces and the continuity of layout, flexible and fractional in a Multitenant logic. The project for the restoration of the Cordusio 2 building was implemented in application of Regional Law 38/2015 with reference to the strengthening of the energy performance index, which allows the decomposition of the perimeter walls from the calculation of the SLP and the consequent relocation of this surface. In this case, the recovery SLP was placed under cover with the implementation of an additional plan and the partial closure of the internal court, with an overall increase of about 1300 square meters of additional useful surface.

31 Gioiaotto Milan Typology Office building refurbishment Client Hines Italia SGR Address Via Melchiorre Gioia 6-8 Milan Engineering- MEP General Planning, Milan General co-ordination and project management General Planning, Milan LEED Certification General Planning, Milan - Greenwich, Medolago (BG) Competition: 2012 Realization: Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Area sqm Energy Certfication LEED Platinum

32 The building originally known as Residence Porta Nuova was completed in 1973 to the design of Marco Zanuso and Pietro Crescini. It is representative of a series of built projects realised in the Porta Nuova area and remains an important indicator of the architectural activity of that period. A thorough philological analysis of Zanuso s building, together with a new design direction concentrated on attention to detail, has endowed the spaces at Gioiaotto with a flexibility and internal brightness that is in keeping with contemporary architecture, supported by the prestige of a unique building that is very much part of Milan s history. The entrance hall immediately presents a contrast between rough surfaces that refract and others that reflect the natural daylight and artificial lighting at night. Inside the floors, a large glazed section follows the horizontal structural grid, divided vertically into three. The upper part, opaque and inclined, directs natural light onto the ceiling. The middle part, completely transparent and openable places the working environment in communication with the outside while the lower part alternates between filing cabinets adjacent to workstations and technical elements. The rhythm of the glazing inside is highlighted by fins in extra-clear glass that increase flexibility by enabling the installation of mobile partitions as desired, while on the outside by the alternation of fins in extra-clear glass and coloured glass in light-grey. In front of the columns are boxes in micro-perforated bent-pressed steel. In the hotel part the rhythm of the existing windows is highlighted via the alternation of blades in transparent glass placed in discontinuity with the fins and timber boxes. The same composition of the office area is repeated here on the ground floor to increase the three-dimensional effect of the façade. Gioiaotto was the first certified LEED Platinum building in Milan Leed Platinum certified Building

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34 Regnum Tower Istanbul Typology Office and Residential Interior Design Aksu-Suardi, Milano Client Regnum S.p.A. Address Onur SK, Istanbul, Turchia Project: 2008 Professional Service Concept Area sqm

35 The Regnum Tower, a new landmark for the eastern side of Istanbul, has been planned according to rigorous environmentally sustainable criteria. The 145-metre high building consists of 36 floors, 9 of which are allocated for offices and the remainder for residential units. The division of the building into separate five-floor sections allows for the development of open-level common areas each containing bio-climatic glasshouses which, together with the panoramic views over the city and the suspended walkways linking the internal spaces, creates a spectacular effect. The sinuous form of the tower consists of three main elements united around a central transparent volume and its various façades change according to the position of the viewer. The vertical distribution is organized around two staircases, one reserved for the offices, the other for the residential units. A penthouse has been designed for the top three floors and the attic is characterized by spacious balconies with panoramic views over the city. Besides a bistro restaurant in the first two basement floors and the conference rooms on the ground floor, the project also includes a swimming pool, a gym and a restaurant on the 24th floor.

36 The I Hotel Dubai Typology Hospitality Client Saporiti Italia S.p.A Address Dubai Project: 2007 Professional Service Concept Area sqm

37 The I Hotel & Resort is an innovative idea for the creation of chain of small and medium-sized hotels based exclusively on Italian culture, tradition and design. The project is distinguished by a highly recognizable style and a top quality brand. The I Hotel does not just aim to be a hotel or a large boutique but intends to be the point of encounter between the creativity of contemporary design, the traditionally recognized quality of the Italian hotel industry and the glamour of the fashion world. The general concept of the I Hotels materialized with the I Hotel & Resort in the United Arab Emirates. The I Dubai is unique but in a certain way its characteristics are repeatable. Suspended as if on stilts over a steel and concrete structure, the glass volume appears to float over a cloud of vapour and mist. The I Dubai, with its green coloured acidated panels, has thirteen floors suspended over a forest of steel columns and glass lifts. The interiors are conceived and developed to offer guests a state-of-the-art experience with extremely user-friendly technology. Each private and public area has a generous amount of space and offers guests maximum comfort and privacy.

38 Selected Projects Residential and Educational

39 Pichi Park Milan Typology New residential building Client Brioschi Sviluppo Immobiliare S.p.A. Address Via Pichi 12, Milano Project: 2016 Realization: on going Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Area sqm 4.000

40 The project area is located in the Navigli district, a key area in the city of Milan as regards recreation and activities in the craft/creative industry. The project area will become even more central and prestigious in the ner future for its proximity to a private university campus, the NABA (New Academy of fine Arts). The building will host apartments most probably to be rent to students and young professionals. The building goes around a courtyard: a manyfold pathways, spreading and compressing together, set the private residential spaces on various different levels, always allowing new realms of socialising to be created. The courtyard, which contains one bit tree (Celtis Australis - Bagolaro), dominating the area and ating as a linchpin and landmark, shelters the inhabitants of the new residential system by means of a basement-enclosure, which, at the same time, guarantees the utmost visual permeability.

41 Residential and commercial complex Azzate Azzate, Varese Typology New residential and commercial building Engineering - Structures and MEP Studio De Amici, Varese Client FIM Group, S.p.A. Address Via Piave, Azzate (Varese) Project: 2007 Realization: Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Area sqm 5.200

42 This residential complex is located on the outskirts of the municipality of Azzate and consists of two linear volumes laid out on two levels, connected underneath by a continuous basement, which houses the car parks and a number of commercial activities at its center. The different inclination of the two volumes is defined by the direction of sunlight and the possibility of framing the surrounding landscape of the hills. At a compositional level, the project combines a number of traditional themes with modern features such as the span roof punctuated with an irregular aperture system. Plaster has been chosen for the surface of the walls, wood lamella panels for the basement, the verandas and the sliding window shutters, while zinc-titanium plates was the choice for the roof. The interiors of the apartments are designed according to different housing typologies in a wide variety of styles and dimensions. Finally, the project has redesigned the public spaces facing the street with new routes, parking areas and a linear fountain following the curve of the complex, which referes to the local spring water source. The creation of a municipal cycle path, a bus terminal and the renovation of an existing spring are planned as well.

43 R12-Naviglio Milan Typology Residential building Client Ricerca 12 S.p.A. Interior Design Laboratorio Permanente, Milan Address Via Bettinelli 3, Milano Competition: 2017 Professional Service Concept Area sqm 4.500

44 Perfectly located in the Navigli area, one of Milan s most attractive neighbourhoods, the project for the redevelopment of via Bettinelli 3 provides an opportunity to establish a new relationship with the surrounding urban setting and to refurbish the building, starting from the connection between the neighbourhood perceived as a container of the city s recorded history -, and the outer territory, as far out as rural areas. Situated in one of Milan s key areas among the Bocconi, Cattolica, Naba and Ied university centres, the building will host students accommodations. The goal is to create a small city within the city and a large communal residence. A space to be used by the community, promoting opportunities for exchange, and combining private environments and communal areas through different levels of privacy, according to requirements. The building s ground floor opens up to the city and, in addition to a cafeteria, houses a multifunctional space for meetings, conferences or exhibitions. The inner courtyard is an ideal place to organize different events. The mezzanine floor houses a lobby lounge with a double-side reception that welcomes both residents and visitors. Large windows ensure a natural light supply to indoor areas, which, thanks to the provision of suitable shields on the upper floors, substantially improve indoor comfort. The upper floors house private spaces, the bedrooms housing units. The volume of each room is conceptually divided into three spaces, allowing for a full exploitation of the potential uses of a very high floor slab, for example for informal, relaxing, as well as studying activities. Overall, over 200 beds are expected, which will be apportioned among the various types of rooms and the hostel housed on the fifth floor. Each floor features communal areas with kitchen, dining room and living room. The rooftop bar is on the sixth floor, while the eighth floor features the first panoramic terrace overlooking the Navigli, with a unique view over Milan s entire skyline. The building s relationship with its environment is also highlighted through the choice of materials, such as the Ceppo Grè covering, among other things, the external staircase, and the bricks. outdoor café agorà café silent room multifunctional space co-studying lounge/lobby community living entrance double-side reception touch station groundfloor

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46 Cascina Merlata Milan Typology Residential buildings Client Euromilano S.p.A. Address Distretto Cascina Merlata, Milano Competition: 2016 Professional Service Concept Area mq con Consalez Rossi Architetti Associati

47 The general masterplan of the residential intervention of Cascina Merlata, on the outskirts of Milan towards Rho-Fiera, is characterised by a strong focus on open and communal spaces. The competition project strongly integrates the urban design within the central park, while proposing a more direct relationship between the blocks and the park itself. The architectural quality is combined with a layout of the open space among the volumes aimed at optimising the construction aspects (distances, shadows, projections), but most of all the landscape ones, such as direct views over the park, sceneries, accidental views. Characterised by three different heights and the landmark central tower, the skyline offers the same variety of heights as the planimetric set up. Fitted in-between the blocks, the park increases the distance between the buildings in favour of open spaces. The lots irregular boundary lines help shape a strongly connected landscape. Thanks to the layout and the height distribution, most of the apartments enjoy a view towards the central park. The way the accommodations are distributed satisfies the requirements of the call for applications, but also allows for any alterations that may be subsequently needed as a result of market requirements, by merging or separating the basic modules. The project is expected to earn a LEED PLATINUM certification.

48 AGHA - Academia de Gestão da Hospitalidade Angolana Angola Typology Educational Project Management Saporiti Global Client Fundo Soberano de Angola Address Benguela, Angola Project: 2014 Realization: 2018 Professional Service Concept Project Area mq

49 The main aim of this project is to bring together a range of miscellaneous functions belonging to a hotel management and catering school, partly making use of the only existing construction located on the north-west edge of the building lot. The existing building will be restructured, optimising the interior layout to accommodate all the classrooms, IT Labs and mock-up areas. A three-storey structure acting as the entrance point and linchpin for the entire school will be built at the south-west end, vertically connecting all three levels and acting as a hinge between the old building and the entire new construction. This triple-height structure will be the most visible building from the motorway and railway line and will become a sort of beacon for the entire complex, a distinctive visual landmark from the outside creating a privileged viewpoint across the ocean from inside the second floor, where the fine dining restaurant, dedicated kitchen and fine bar will all be located. The whole of the new construction will be connected to the old building by means of this beacon that will accommodate the public spaces (bar, canteen, free area, studio-lounge and large ballroom) and all the work areas (kitchen, washing area, storage space, laundrette) on the ground floor. The work areas will overlook a large square at the back for loading-unloading supplies and disposing of waste. The public areas are connected directly to the library and student bar on the first floor by means of two stairways. The first floor will also hold the locker rooms that are directly connected, on the same level, to the special classrooms for cooking/tasting courses and vertically connected to the large ground-floor kitchen by means of a dedicated stairway. Two panoramic lifts and a scenic stairway will lead from the beacon to the first level, providing access to the complex s various buildings by means of a macrogallery system or overhead pathway gluing together the entire campus. To make construction operations faster and simpler, all the buildings are designed around a frame-based structural system made of concrete protected by a double layer of perforated breeze blocks covered with claybased plaster on the outside.

50 Selected Projects Temporary

51 The Cube by Electrolux Typology Travelling restaurant Client Electrolux Appliance S.p.A. Address Various Location Bruxelles, Milan, London, Stockholm Project: 2010 Realization: 2011 Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Site Supervision Area sqm 140 Corporate Identity and Texture Design Studio FM, Milano Event Concept Absolute Blue, Bruxelles

52 The CUBE dining with a view is a pavilion designed to house an itinerant restaurant commissioned by Electrolux. Conceived to be placed in unexpected and dramatic locations, the pavilion has traveled through some of the major European Cities between 2011 and 2012, offering lunch and dinner for eighteen guests at a time. The interior of the CUBE has been designed to suit different arrangements; the pavilion consists of a large open-planned space with a visible kitchen and a single large table that can be made to disappear by raising it up to the ceiling to form a lounge area for use after eating. The total floor area of 140 sqm is divided between the open-planned space and a 50 sqm terrace. The CUBE has been conceived as a module that can be put up and taken down relatively easily, one that suits all climatic conditions, even the most extreme, while always expressing the maximum in living comfort with its refined aesthetics and use of high-quality materials. The construction has the lightness and versatility of a pop-up structure yet with the design complexity of a building. It uses materials that are highly innovative in terms of technology, ecosustainability and energy saving as well as enabling constant reuse. The pavilion s lightness of form is emphasised on the exterior by its white colour and given a sense of movement through the use of an aluminium skin that has been laser-cut to create a texture with a geometric design that covers the whole of the outer surface. The base of the building, slightly raised with respect to the ground, accentuates the idea of lightness and the cleanness of form that characterizes the entire structure. Inside, more highly advanced technological solutions can be found in the lighting, heating, sound system and of course, the kitchen equipment. The Cube Stockholm The Cube London The Cube Bruxelles The Cube Bruxelles

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54 Priceless Milano Typology Travelling restaurant Client MasterCard Address Traveling restaurant Location Piazza della Scala, Milan Project: 2015 Realization: 2015 Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Site supervision Area sqm 170 Event Concept 4wards.events, Milan

55 PRICELESS MILANO is a temporary installation, a living unit designed to be moved around and placed on top of existing buildings in striking locations. The pavilion is thought to be a sort of travelling gastronomic theatre, a Carro di Tespi (travelling theatrical company), where leading chefs from all over the world are invited to show off their skills on a rotational basis at special cooking shows. The project presents a number of integrated features of varying degrees of complexity forming a sophisticated building programme that brings together architecture and interior design carefully created right down to the most minute detail. The aim was to create a distinctive but not over-imposing form that confronts rather than collides with miscellaneous urban surroundings. The pavilion is open to the general public for bookings and can accommodate up to 24 seated guests around one single table (plus the restaurant staff) or, alternatively, 66 people standing for special events.this travelling restaurant concept has been developed by MasterCard for EXPO 2015 and for the EXPO in città project, the agency FourWard Events managing all the activities held in the pavilion with the patronage of the municipality of Milano. The location chosen for the installation has been the roof of Palazzo Beltrami, home of Intesa Sanpaolo Museum Gallerie d Italia at Piazza della Scala, the heart of Milano. The 24 guest are involved in a unique food and view experience. For the occasion sliding walls can be used to separate the kitchen area from the dining area. The table lifts up to the ceiling and the space can be completely opened up. Window-doors providing access to the outside terrace have been placed along the longest sides of the dining area. The pavilion is covered with a perforated, press-formed, anodized aluminium skin in bronze/gold shades. The aluminium skin that rests on top of the restaurant units like a wing is held in position in the middle by 8 invisible supports. This sail is designed to protect the structure against solar radiation, also ensuring conditions on the terrace below are comfortable: its broken-wing shape creates an overall sense of lightness and suspension.

56 Expo Italian Pavilion Rho, Milan Typology Pavilion Client Expo 2015 Address Area Expo, Rho (MI) Competition: 2013 Professional Service Concept Area sqm

57 Park Associati s proposal for the Italian Pavilion at Expo2015 competition conveys a far-reaching, energic and vital image. The Pavilion has been conceived as a suspended work of architecture, a container for the principal funcions required by the brief, with the flexibility typical of exhibition locations intended for a wide range of uses that can accomodate any form of installation within. The twenty towers/masts of variable diameter that pierce the building and reach a maximum height of 125 m. distinguish most clearly this architecture and constituting both, the supporting structure of the pavilion and soaring up to create a symbolic element. The twenty columns/towers, together with the 23 m high container, have been conceived to proportionally represent in terms of height the area of the Italian regions and to project an image of Italy through a simple gesture, charged with assertive and positive elements in a succinct and symbolic message. This metal masts, cabled inside, derive from the production of structures for wind farms and can be reused as supporting elements for future wind-turbines, to produce clean energy. As wind-turbine structures, the masts will produce in three months the energy consumed by the entire pavilion during the Expo period. The actual pavilion is a large square container, generating an open piazza at the base of the building, clad in a surface of lenticular film, reproducing a field of grass. A skin made up of aluminium uprights and extruded terracotta tiles with one side glazed and mirrored with PVD treatment, gives a particular bright and vibrant appearance to the elevations of the whole pavilion, as well as screening and protecting the indoor functions from direct sunlight.

58 Selected Projects Retail

59 Tenoha Milano Milan Typology Retail Client SAYU Milano S.r.l. Address Via Vigevano 18, Milan Project: Realization: Professional service Concept Architectural Project and Interior Design Site Supervision Artistic Supervision Area sqm M&E Consultants Tekser, Milan Lighting Designer In-visible Lab (Silvia Perego) Procedures for commercial authorizations Prassicoop, Milan Security Coordination Architre, Milan Project and Procedures for Fire safety Studio Zaccarelli, Milan General Contractor Merotto Milani Dosson di Casier (TV) Civil works Edil Service di Defendi Giuseppe Cortenuova (BG) Electrical works Daimel - Zero Branco (TV) Mechanical works Angelo Saran & C. s.n.c. Ponzano V.to (TV) Structures Project Eng. Nicola Bernardi Photo Andrea Martiradonna

60 The project involves the complete interior renovation in a former industrial building from 1931, previously a wallpaper laboratory. The building is located in via Vigevano in Milan, on the border with the Navigli area, one of the more lively district in the city with a dense network of shops, laboratories but above all kinds of restaurants, bars and pubs which make this area one of the favorite destinations of the city nightlife. The building stands out in the urban context for the geometric language of its architecture, with rationalist references, connected with the once carried out activities. The assignment of the project came from Tenoha, a Japanese company that deals with creating multi-service spaces for typical catering, for the trade of home accessories and foods of Japanese cuisine. The unit includes a space facing the street, that will be enhanced by large windows and intended for retail, and an interior space that will house a restaurant, a multipurpose area and a place for events. The central courtyard will become the core around which the various functions will gravitate. On the one hand, the project respects the industrial soul of the place, keeping wide open spaces, shed roofs and exposed systems, on the other hand, the use of simple finishing materials and the articulation in thematic areas generates a succession of spaces that concretize the Tenoha brief, creating a new concept for Milan which brings together Japanese style catering and shopping.

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62 Brioni Boutiques Typology Retail, concept store Client Brioni S.p.A. Location Rome, Venice, Frankfurt, Zurich, Hamburg, Munich, Berlin, Paris, Courchevel and Moscow in Europe; New York, Palm Beach, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Washington D.C. in the USA; Santo Domingo and Mexico City in Latin America; Beijing, Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Macau, Tokyo, Jeddah, Doha, Seoul, Phnom Penh, Chongqing, Nagoya and Busan in Asia; Johannesbourg in South Afrika Project: 2014 Realization: Professional Service Concept Interior design Artistic site supervision Area Several areas Lighting Design Metis Lighting, Milan

63 The new Brioni Concept Store worldwide, designed by Park Associati, declines the classic masculine elegance of the brand, taking inspiration from the great masters of Italian design as Franco Albini, Gio Ponti, Carlo Scarpa, Carlo Mollino, combines formal elegance and modernity. Designed to maximize the brand s products, the distribution of the various areas expresses the classical spaces partition and corresponds to the expectations of the client to welcome the customer in an elegant and linear space, in which the materials enhance their classic taste of a brand that was born in the city of Rome, the heart of European classicism.it was deliberately chosen to use fewer materials, with careful attention to detail in order to communicate a discreet luxury and precious. The walls are cladded in cannucciato wood panels joined with brass trims and incorporate alcoves that form the principal display elements. Their internal configuration and dimensions can be adapted to suit a variety of display requirements. The concept of exclusivity is further emphasized with the VIP room that will feature in the larger shops, customized with unique furnishings that relate to the location of the shop.the twostorey boutique of Frankfurt is the largest in Europe after the one in Milano. Ground and first floor are connected by a stair, real architectural element characterizing this store. Park Associati realized the concept of all newly opened Brioni boutiques worldwide: Frankfurt, Zurich, Hamburg, Munich, Berlin, Courchevel in Europe; New York, Palm Beach, Dallas, Las Vegas in the USA; Santo Domingo in the caribbian area, Beijing, Singapore, Bangkok, Macau, Tokyo, Jeddah, Doha in Asia; Johannesbourg in South Afrika.

64 Brioni Flagship Store Milan Typology Retail Client Brioni S.p.A. Address Via del Gesù 4, Milan Project: 2014 Realization: 2014 Professional Service Concept Architecural project Interior design Artistic site supervision Site Supervision Studio P+P, Milan Millworker Status Contract, Nova Milanese (MB) General Contractor Sercos, Bergamo Lighting Design Metis Lighting, Milano Area sqm 700

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66 The Flagship Store Brioni of Milan is accommodated in a fourstorey building in Via Gesù 4, within the boundaries of the the famous Milan fashion district. In this case, Park Associati was responsible for modernising the building as well, which used to be the famous old home of Brioni s tailoring shop and offices in Milan. The layout of the various goods areas, is designed to enhance the brand s products to the maximum and cater for the client s desire to welcome customers into an elegant, linear setting. The ground floor space opens directly to the building s internal courtyard: a secret and surprising place characteristic of traditional Milanese architecture. The display windows for the various products face onto the courtyard at different heights. The spaces are all fitted with windows to recreate the setting of a luxury tailor s shop bursting with natural light and looking onto the neighbouring streets.the various sections devoted to footwear, leisurewear formalwear are located on the first floor. A large tailor s workshop on this floor provides vital support for the shop s business operations. The second floor, on the other hand, is devoted to tailor-made products and a private VIP room. The concept of elegance and exclusiveness characterising the brand, is emphasized through the presence of a lounge area, whose furnishing and fittings are all custom-designed. The atmosphere feels even more exclusive due to the windows, which, although fitting in with those in the store area, focus on the artisan care of their manufacture.

67 Hermès Silk Mix Rome Typology Retail Client Hermès Italia S.p.A. Address Via Condotti 67/A, Rome Shop display and furniture supply: WAY S.p.A., Rho (MI) Showcase display: Luca Sacchi, Milan Project: 2017 Realization: 2017 Professional Service Concept Artistic site supervision Area sqm 150

68 In its historic boutique of via Condotti in Rome, Hermès opened Silk Mix, a temporary installation inspired by a record store. The project starts from Hermès brief of setting up a space dedicated to the world of male silk and linked to vinyl. Evoking a recording room, the store designed by Park Associati recreates an environment in which music is protagonist and clients can enjoy an immersive experience. The choice of colors, materials, and light, creates an elegant and fresh setting, with a strong temperament. The use of a sound-absorbing pyramidal coating allows an immediate referral to the desired imaginary and creates a geometric envelope, strongly characterized by colors. The rooms have been organized in order to locate listening experiences throughout the store. The records are highlighted by LED frames that identify the displays and create strong luminous signs. The rooms focused on the products provide frames covered in gunmetal gray-colored laminates, a black vinyl floor, and gray lacquered freestander furniture with black iron frames. Posters and neon lights contributes to the atmosphere. A place in which men s silk scarves illustrate record sleeves, while ties adorn cassettes. A living place, the scene of unexpected encounters and surprises. The sale spaces are ideally connected with a visual telescope to the Hermès store in via Bocca di Leone. The windows design reflects the store philosophy with products, neon lights and vinyl. Silk Mix becomes accessible and visible from the path on the luxury shopping street. The temporary store will be open in Rome until February, Afterwards, it will continue its journey in a location yet to be known.

69 Salewa Shop System Bolzano Typology Retail, concept store Contractor Umdasch, Bozen Client Oberalp S.p.A. Address Bolzano Project: 2010 Realization: 2011 Professional Service Concept Architecural project Artistic site supervision Area Several areas with Studio Koster

70 Committed through a competition, the project is supposed to develop a new concept for all shops of the brand Salewa. The first flagship, situated in the new headquarters Salewa in Bolzano, entirely designed by Park Associati and Cino Zucchi will be the pilot project for the following 200 flagships to be opened worldwide within 2013, including a corner sistem for megastores and department stores. The shop system is conceived as an extension of the formal and communicative values of the company, emphasizing the relationship between tecnology and nature in a continuous and reciprocal exchange. The purpose is to consolidate the innovative image of the company, through the use of natural equipments and flexible solutions which allow to change the configuration of the shop very quickly. The flexible design of the shop is based on equipments on roller and rail lines put at the ceiling. The communication system is supported by a digital and multimedia network in order to introduce the client to the emotional contents of nature showing simoultaneusly all activities of the company.

71 CP Company Shop System Typology Retail, concept store Client C.P. Company Sportwear Company S.p.A. Address Italian and international shops and corners Project: 2007 Realization: Professional Service Concept Area Several areas Contractor Saporiti Italia S.p.A.

72 The project, which was awarded following a competition, has created a new concept for the shops of the well-known brand of Italian clothing to be developed in a number of flagship stores in Milan, Rome. London, Paris, Tokyo and New York and a similar system for outlets in department stores. The design system is conceived as an extension of the contents and formal and technological values of the C.P. Company, through the use of innovative materials and flexible solutions which allow for quick alterations to the shop s fittings and image. This is made possible by the use of Velcro strips attached to plexiglas and marine plywood, which are used as the supporting elements for the aluminium display shelves which can be easily arranged in different positions. Velcro strips are used to design the space and represent the technological innovation. The first completed examples are a number of outlets in Asian shopping malls in Shanghai, Tianjin, Daegu, in Japan and in the historic Rinascente store in Milan.

73 Selected Projects Office Interiors and Amenities

74 Mondadori Agorà Segrate, Milan Typology Amenity Client Gruppo Mondadori Address Via Privata Mondadori 1, Segrate (MI) Project: 2017 Realization: 2018 Area sqm 85 Noise Barrier Kvadrat, Milan Carpentry Ferrari Arredi, Milan Lighting iguzzini Illuminazione, Milan Floor Artigo, Basiglio (MI) Furniture Arper, Milan External sunblinds Pratic Fratelli Orioli, Fagagna (UD)

75 Agorà is the name chosen by Mondadori s employees for the new amenities space just opened in Segrate, at the historic headquarters of the publishing house, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. Park Associati s project synthetizes a range of potential uses in 85 square metres, transforming the space into a versatile and flexible area characterized by its essential interior design and furnishing. The client needed a multifunctional meeting space for meetings with authors or books presentations, streaming events and cultural moments aimed at a limited audience. Focusing on wall cladding and colours, Park Associati created a simple, linear welcoming environment with a hint of eccentricity that surprises those entering for the first time, at the same time creating a welcoming and relaxing mood. An almost life-size birch wood covers the sound-absorbing panels surrounding the room. The bright yellow of the flooring s uniform surface echoes the colour of the trees undergrowth. Wall-mounted cabinets hide the technical equipment, so all the space is usable, and its division into three meeting areas is characterised by distinct functions: a room for presentations and streaming events, a table for informal meetings, and lounges for interviews. The false ceiling with slats echoing the colour and texture of the wood houses the lighting system that lights the place uniformly and increases the feeling of lightness and warmth, also thanks to the contrast between the diaphanous, cold lines of the trees trunks and the solar warmth of the yellow. Agorà is a meeting space but also a place of discovery. A surprising and unexpected shelter in the middle of a forest.

76 Green Hub Milan Typology Amenity Client Coima SGR Contractor Brusban Company, Bergamo Site Supervision Starching S.r.l., Milan Address Via della Liberazione 13, Milan Project: 2016 Realization: 2016 Professional Service Concept Artistic site supervision Area sqm 660

77 The project is the winner of the tender by invitation held by Coima for the realization of amenities in the building Diamantino, which is part of the new development of Porta Nuova in Milan. As the building in question is occupied by several tenants, the customer demanded that the possible functions of this area be as flexible as possible, so as to meet everybody s needs. The main intended uses of this space were thus identified: lounge area, break area, kitchen area and/or possible support for catering, reading room, space for meetings and conventions, room for parties and presentations, and storage room. The creation of custom-made furnishings, libraries and planters on wheels was decided for the purpose of bringing together the various activities in the area, which measures approximately 700 square meters and comprises small study areas, lounge, wired work desks, and a video wall. The versatility of the individual items of furniture means that the set-up can be totally changed in a short time for more social occasions, such as conferences, meetings, exhibitions and celebrations. The break area with equipped kitchen also features wired tables and is a key part of the amenities. Each setting is completed by three smaller rooms that can be joined together where as well as condominium meetings yoga or pilates classes, or other light-sporting activities can be held, even during lunch breaks. The chosen furnishings combine functionality, comfort and elegance. The colours selected are green for the lounges and some of the walls and kitchen elements, white for tables and chairs, light grey for the floors and natural shades for the rugs and other furnishings. To increase the space s acoustic comfort, the walls have been partly soundproofed using sound-absorbing fabric panels.

78 Credit Suisse Financial Centres Milan, Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart Typology Financial centre Light Design Metis S.r.l., Milan Client Credit Suisse Address Via dei Mercanti 10, Milan Rathenaustrasse 1, Frankfurt Kurfüstendamm 213, Berlin Residenzstrasse/ Schrammerstrasse, Munich Calwerstrasse 42, Stuttgart Project: Realization: Professional Service Concept Site supervision Area Several areas

79 The new bank branches required by Credit Suisse throughout Europe share an innovative vision of their relationship with the surrounding urban space. The concept of visibility and relationship with the public are the central themes highlighted by the client in the project brief. Transparency and continuity are therefore the key words of the renovations carried out within buildings located in the historic centres of the cities concerned. Pioneering this new project vision, the Milanese headquarters clearly represent an outside and inside continuity, thanks also to the choice of the Serena stone paving, a reminder of the city s paving. Some elements are common to all locations: the multimedia kiosks, the reception desk, the wall and floor covering materials, the furnishings. The architectural solutions and the multimedia communication tools on the other hand are always new and different. In Milan, for example, an imposing luminous cone - perfectly visible from the outside through the large double-height windows - houses four projectors that alternatively show images of events, video art, stock exchange quotes, world news. In Monaco, the windows overlooking the street become a screen; in Berlin a wall is transformed into a moving image, whereas in Frankfurt a large curved led screen shows multimedia information. In general, the selection of materials follows the division between the cold, technological kiosk area and the warm consulting area. In Milan the two areas are connected by a scenic staircase, also visible from the outside. A welcoming space was created in the consulting area using red carpeting or wenge wood flooring and wood-covered furniture.

80 Selected Projects Urban

81 AT1 Città Nuova di Rozzano Rozzano, Milan Typology Urban Planning Client Infrafin S.r.l. Address Rozzano, Milan Project: 2017 Realization: on going Professional Service Urban Feasibility Study Urban Concept Preliminary Masterplan Project and Implementation Plan Area sqm Project Management, Preparation and Management of VIA Procedure, infrastructures and mobility of urban sector Policreo, Parma Infrastructures General Planning, Milan Geological Surveys: Studio Tecnico Geom. Ugo Cerotti, Milan TRT Trasporti e territorio, Milan Procedure Subjected to Environmental Impact Assessment (VIA)

82 max m (24 floors) South of the metropolitan territory of Milan there is a border area between the city and the countryside, along the Naviglio canal and immersed in the South Agriculture Park. Here will come up the new AT1 city project. A functional mix that creates a new residential settlement with schools, services, commercial and a tertiary pole. The masterplan identifies the design focuses and the possible scenarios for the implementation of the site. The proposal is of a urban transformation, aiming for an integrated framework of actions that can leed to more sustainability already in the meaning of future design choices: to build for living. The project investigates the environmental and social dynamics and transport dynamics in the territorial and metropolitan context. The masterplan project topics are the protection and enhancement of agricultural and environmental resources; the sustainable mobility; sustainability and energy efficiency. max m (15/22 floors) max m (24 floors) max m (15/22 floors) max m (23 floors) max m (23 floors) max m (5 floors) max m (4/8 floors) max m (4/8 floors) 5 % Residential 50%Tertiary parking existing parking 25 % Residential 75% Tertiary max m (3 floors) parking parking 35% Residential 65% Tertiary max m (4 floors) parking parking 45% Residential or potential Tertiary Assago Rho/ A4 Highway Subway Station M2 Assago Rho/ A4 Highway Subway Station M2 Assago Rho/ A4 Highway Subway Station M2 A7 Highway Milano Genova A7 Highway Milano Genova A7 Highway Milano Genova Bazzanella Road Bazzanella Road Bazzanella Road A 50 Tangenziale Ovest A 50 Tangenziale Ovest A 50 Tangenziale Ovest Rozzano Rozzano Humanitas Rozzano Rozzano Humanitas Rozzano Rozzano Humanitas

83 PA2 Natta Milan Typology Urban Planning Client Ediltrenno S.r.l. Address Via Giulio Natta, Milan Project: 2017 Realization: on going Professional Service Urban concept Project for Implementation Plan Definitive Project for Implementation Plan Area sqm Landscape Project Marco Bay, Milan Infrastructures, Viability Alpina, Milano Project Management Coima S.r.l., Milan Legal Consultancy Studio Leone Torrani e Associati, Milan Environmental drainage ASTC Remediation S.r.l., Milan Procedure Subjected tostrategic Environmental Assesment (VAS)

84 VIA ZIEGLER The project of the implementation plan of via Natta regards the area of Lampugnano (Milan). The focused urban context is consolidated, but unfinished and can be improved even in view of the presence of an interruption and degradation element represented precisely by the project areas. The Area is partially occupied by the depuration infrastructure, fenced and inaccessible, which has naturally become a spontaneous garden. The proximity of Lampugnano Metro Station offers the opportunity to reconnect places and public grounds, integrating them with new project areas that can be a major element of urban regeneration and improvement. The established functions are services and commercial. The design proposal is divided into three parts: layout of new volumes; availability of the North area to the completion of the existing greenery system, release from the depurative infrastructures and creation of a public accessible garden. The project is committed to deal with a more ambitious context of reorganization of the territory in favor of the community, with the upgrading of Cambi road, becoming a link between the Lampugnano Metro Station and the existing green areas an public spaces. Site PA 2 Ediltrenno S.r.l. Property Principal extraurban road Secondary extraurban road Urban sliding road Urban pedestrian road MM1 subway Bus Existing bicycle path Planned bicycle path Educational Religious Commercial Sport Social services Green Areas P LAMPUGNANO VIA LIVIO CAMBI VIA GIULIO NATTA

85 Cava Ronchi Baranzate, Milan Typology Urban Planning Client Ronchi Family Heirs Address Via Monte Bisbino, Baranzate, Milan Project: 2017 Realization: on going Professional Service Urban concept Preliminary Urban Planning Programmatic Agreement Area sqm Promoter Regione Lombardia Involved Municipalities and Autorities Lombardy Region, Municipalities of Milano and Baranzate, Arpa Infrastructures, Viability Alpina, Milan Legal Consultancy Studio Cerami, Milan Environmental drainage Studio Geotecnico Italiano, Milan Procedure Subjected to Environmental Impact Assessment (VIA)

86 Cava Ronchi is part of the sites identified by the Lombardy Region as an area of interest and transformation for territorial marketing. This place on the border between the municipal areas of Baranzate and Milan is waiting for transformation and rebirth. The proximity to the expo area is one of the possible elements of interest and connection. The project starts from a partial recovery intervention that allows its transformation into a building area. Expected functions: services, commerce, residence, receptive public spaces for the community and building for the municipality (maybe library). The masterplan proposal foresees the realization of a new system of access to the area and the reconstruction and connection of the context: hospital, expo, railway stations of Rho and Baranzate. The two-stage project is a program agreement that will lead to the variant of the PGT (Territorial Governance Plan) in Milan and Baranzate and the proposal of an integrated over-municipal intervention program. A project brought forward in collaboration with municipal administrations and agencies to better understand and plan this site, strategically located along the motorway to Varese, with great potential to solve the yet pending problematics.

87 Selected Projects Design

88 Lampsi Typology Design furniture Client Driade S.p.A. Project: 2014 Realization: 2014 Professional Service Concept The new Lampsi chandelier is made of anodized aluminium in two colors: brown color with dark orange central element or russet color with bright orange central element. It has a led light source and diffuse light coming from led strips applied onto the frame. With its constructivist inspiration, Lampsi is made up of a central core surrounded by a graphic cage, reflecting its form on the ceiling and walls. Available in two dimensions, Lampsi is the third design project by Park Associati for Driade. The chandelier is part of the new concept, developed by Park Associati for the international stores of the fashion brand Brioni.

89 IBLA Typology Design furniture Client Zumtobel S.p.A. Project: 2011 Realization: 2011 Professional Service Concept Pendant luminary designed for office spaces. A single shell of white Corian recalling sinuous and delicate forms of origami. Ibla is a very good diffuser for direct and indirect light and an outstanding piece of design when the light is off

90 Mollina Typology Design furniture Client Driade S.p.A. Project: 2013 Realization: 2013 Professional Service Concept This chair marks the debut, for Driade, of Park Associati. Designers used to deal with space, Park Associati present a light and intentionally trasparent seat. Each part is realized in the perfect material to reach this aim: metal for the slightly inflected legs and for the armrests, polyurethane for the shell, but the resulting overall image is unitary. The profile of the seat is lightweight, yet embracing. Even the colors choices, ranging from white to beige, up to grey, show their willingness to enter into with elegant discretion. Lyrics: Marco Romanelli Easy Chair: shaped painted steel plate back and armrests, solid polyurethane painted shell, fabric covered polyurethane foam padding, tapered tubular steel, die-folded and painted legs.

91 Gazelle Typology Design furniture Client Driade S.p.A. Project: 2013 Realization: 2013 Professional Service Concept The Gazelle table concept is based on an apparent imbalance between the top and the structure supporting it. The top s surface, made by concrete or mdf, has solid characteristics, the structure supporting it, in tubular painted steel, is drawn in a sequence of three different and unpredictable positions. The parallelepipeds shaping the structure are fixed alternatively perpendicularly or parallel to the surface, whose frames look like voids and let the plane almost lift into the air. The table therefore does not have legs at the ends, making it easier to place the chairs around the table itself. Table: painted tubular steel structure, available in four different colors: black, white, red and blue. Top available in two different materials: cement (out) and mdf (in) top th. 40 mm anthracite gray on the upper side, black laminated on the lower side. Solid mdf melamine top th. 40 mm white on the upper side, white laminated on the lower side. W 210 D 90 H 73; W 240 D 90 H 73; W 270 D 90 H 73 Writing desk: painted tubular steel structure, available in four different colors: black, white, red and blue. Top available in two different materials: cement (out) and mdf (in) top th. 40 mm anthracite gray on the upper side, black laminated on the lower side. Solid mdf melamine top th. 40 mm white on the upper side, white laminated on the lower side. W 210 D 90 H 73

92 3F HD Typology Design furniture Client 3FFilippi S.p.a Project: Realization: Professional Service Concept Park Associati is beginning a new collaboration with 3F Filippi, one of Italy s most innovative companies in the field of lighting engineering, based in Pian di Macina (Bologna). 3F Filippi s philosophy which combines tradition with modernity, craftsmanship with technology, and aesthetics with energy efficiency has been the common ground leading to the collaboration with Park Associati and their approach to this new product s design. Based on linearity and balance, the 3F HD s design features a metal structure with extruded LED modules that combines great versatility and high technical efficiency. The lamps can be installed either individually or in a continuous line, although individual elements can also be assembled to form suspended lighting shapes. The purpose of the design is to make the 3F HD system as flexible as possible, thanks to the concealed joint, the different mounting systems recessed/ceiling/suspension and the H-shaped profile that translates into direct or direct/indirect light output and gives a 360-degree view of the lamp. Specifically designed for installation in offices and workplaces, the new lamp is also perfectly suited to restaurants, bars, the hospitality industry and cultural spaces. This collaboration marks a new design chapter for Park Associati, and a further opportunity to engage in technological experimentation, co-operate with a leading Italian company and promote the made in Italy trademark. Sistema HD was presented for the very first time at the Light + Building Fair in Frankfurt 2018, the most important international trade fair in the field of lighting and building automation.

93 Why Park Associati From its first establishment, the practice has grown in terms of propositional capacity, structure, and skills, but we still think of ourselves as an atelier of architecture. This mind-set ensures considerable flexibility, it enables us to respond quickly to the multifaceted needs, constraints and desires that characterize complex projects, and to offer a personalized and tailor-made design. Our working environment is conceived as an horizontal hierarchy. Each project team works in a system based on dialogue and knowledge exchange, in the continuous sharing of information and of the project s progress. The collaborative nature of Park Associati s design philosophy is combined with extremely high quality technical standards that contribute to deliver a design of complete performances. At the base remains the constant research for a vision able to give form to a design, a perimeter that contains the soul of a place, of an architecture, of the human being impressing its character. 2 Founder Architect 7 Project Leader - Architect 1 Office and Communication Manager 2 Graphic Designer 2 3D Visualizer 1 BIM Manager 9 Senior Architect / Interior Designer 1 Communication Manager 2 Accountant 1 BIM Coordinator 16 Junior Architect / Interior Designer 3 Intern

94 Partners FILIPPO PAGLIANI (Milan, 1968) Filippo Pagliani is partner and cofounder with Michele Rossi of Park Associati. After graduating in Architecture at the Milan Polytechnic in 1992, he collaborates for several years with Renzo Piano in Paris and Michele De Lucchi in Milan. Since 1996 he has been teaching architecture at the Milan Polytechnic, school of Building Engineering / Architecture, in Lecco. Since 2013 he is Professor in charge of the course of Architectural Design at the same faculty. He gives lectures focusing on issues related to architecture and environment. MICHELE ROSSI (Milan, 1964) Michele Rossi is partner and cofounder, with Filippo Pagliani, of Park Associati. After graduating in Architecture at the Milan Polytechnic, he works for a few years with Michele De Lucchi in Milan and with David Chipperfield in London. Since 1999 he has been teaching architecture at the St. Martin School of Art in London and later at the Milan Polytechnic. He is regularly engaged as a lecturer on issues related to architecture, in particular to urban regeneration.

95 Project Leaders LORENZO MERLONI Lorenzo graduates in Building Engineering / Architecture at the University of Pavia in During the studies he begins the collaboration with Prof. Enrico Valeriani dealing with the design of the new Museum of Electrical Technology of the University of Pavia. He continues his experience at Quattroassociati studio, and later at Peia Associati. He joins Park Associati in 2008 working in the Salewa Headquarters competition. As Project Leader he follows first some renovation projects and competitions for office buildings in Italy and abroad then the traveling restaurants The Cube by Electrolux and Priceless Milano. He is actually Project Leader of the new Luxottica projects. MARCO SICILIANO After graduating at the Faculty of Building Engineering and Architecture at the University of Pavia, he joins Park Associati team in He takes part in numerous Italian and international competitions such as the competition for a multifunctional tower in Istanbul and educational buildings in Milan. In he follows the development of the project of the new Headquarters of Nestlè in Assago (MI). More recently he is the Project Leader of the Pharo Business Center in Via Gattamelata in Milan.He is also involved in the retrofitting projects of some important modern buildings in Milan, such as the Luigi Moretti complex in Corso Italia, as well in Milan. MARCO PANZERI He graduates in Architecture at the Milan Politechnic in 2007 and in the same year joins the staff of Park Associati in the working group for the project Headquarters Salewa. His first project as Project Leader is the refurbishment of the La Serenissima Office Building in Via Turati in Milan in He then follows some retrofitting projects in Milan: The Square Hotel in Piazza Missori and a building in Via Manzoni, where he also designs the internal space planning. He is currently Project Leader of the restoration and redevelopment of one historical building in Piazza Cordusio 2 in Milan, as well as responsible for the design groups of some important competitions in which the studio is involved. DAVIDE POJAGA After studying architecture at the Milan Polytechnic, he trained professionally collaborating with architect Luigi Caccia Dominioni on the project for 316 real estate units in Lainate (MI). He started his collaboration with Park Associati since the founding of the firm in He follows as Project Leader the Credit Suisse projects in Milan and Frankfurt, Acer Headquarters Lainate (Mi), Fineurop Spa, Palazzo Generali in via Tiziano in Milan and the restructuring project of an office building in via Valtorta in Milan. He also collaborates with the design teams of Salewa Headquarters, La Serenissima, Gioiaotto, Nestlè Headquarters, Priceless Milano and Engie Headquarters. He was recently director of the works of the extension of the studio spaces. He is the IT manager of the study and since 2015 he also covers the role of BIM Manager. ELISA TADDEI After graduating in Architecture at Milan Polytechnic in 2004, she joins the Studio Andreoli for which she follows an international competition, collaborating with Mecanoo studio of Delft. She begins her collaboration with Park Associati in 2007, in the competition team for the new Headquarters Salewa of he later became Project Leader in the design phase. After collaborating on the Gioiaotto office building renovation team in, she is once again Project Leader for the renovation of the Milanese building where is based the Brioni Flagshipstore. She is currently Project Leader in the renovation of the Cassina Plaza business center near Milan and is responsible for the urban planning projects of the studio. Since 2010 she has been Professor of Interior Design at NABA, the New Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. DAVIDE VIGANÒ He graduates at Milan Politecnico in After collaborating with architectural studios in Milan and Melbourne, he returns to Italy in 2011 as part of Park Associati. He mainly works on luxury retail projects, as the Gucci s store design to the store concept development for the international boutiques of Brioni, spread all over the world. Successively for two years he works in China, where he deals with architecture and interior design for a German architecture firm and is in charge of opening the design and concept department of a local contractor. In 2018 he comes back to Italy and to Park Associati. As project leader, he is currently working on interior design projects in Italy and France. ALESSANDRO ROSSI He joins Park Associati staff in 2008 after graduating from the Faculty of Architecture at the Milan Polytechnic. He is part of the working group for the Headquartes Salewa project until He then collaborates on projects of various scale : from the new Headquarters Nestlè to Assago (MI), to the The Cube by Electrolux project in Milan. From 2013 to 2014 he follows as Project Leader the renovation project of the building called Gioiaotto by Marco Zanuso, that receives the first LEED PLATINUM certification in Milan. Among the most recent projects followed as Project Leader are the restructuring of the Chiese 74 complex in Milan, now become Engie Headquarters, and the new residential complex in Via Pichi in Milan. Alessandro is often engaged as Project Leader of the main competitions in Italy and abroad.

96 Realizations THE FACE HEADQUARTERS The Face S.r.l. Milan, 2000, sqm ELKRON PAVILION Elkron S.p.A. Livingluce Fiera Milano, 2007, sqm 60 2 APARTMENT REFURBISHMENT Private Client Milan, 2001, sqm LIFE PHARMACY NEW VISUAL IDENTITY Life Pharmacy Irlanda, CREDIT SUISSE FINANCIAL CENTER Credit Suisse A.G. Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart, 2001/ LEHMAN BROTHERS HEADQUARTERS Lehman Brothers International SIM Rome, 2001, sqm 430 Milan, 2007, sqm CREDIT SUISSE FINANCIAL CENTER Credit Suisse S.p.A. Milan, 2000, sqm TIZIANO 32 OFFICE BUILDING Generali Properties Asset Management Milan, 2008, sqm 970 (with CZA) 19 SHOWROOM SAPORITI Saporiti Italia S.p.A. Singapore, 2008, sqm CP COMPANY FLAGSHIPS E CORNER STORE CP Company Sportswear S.p.A. Shangai, Tianjin, Tobu, Daegu, Shenyang, Milan, Beijing, Seoul, FINEUROP HEADQUARTERS Fineurop S.p.A. Milano, 2003, sqm RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL COMPLEX AZZATE FIM Group S.p.A. Azzate (Varese), 2010, sqm TELECOM PAVILION AND STAND Telecom Italia S.p.A. ITU Palexpo, Ginevra, 2003, sqm 680 Smau Fiera di Milano, 2003, sqm ACER ITALIA HEADQUARTERS Jacaranda S.r.l. Lainate (Milan), 2004, sqm MAXXI HALL ENTRANCE, INTERNET STATION, BAR AND BOOKSHOP DARC Rome, 2004, sqm YOU_ARE HEADQUARTERS You_are S.r.l. Milan, 2004, sqm CANTONE HOUSE Private client Cantone (Piacenza), 2005, sqm VAL TIDONE HOUSE Private client Pianello val Tidone (Piacenza), 2005, sqm ROSSETTI HEADQUARTERS Rossetti S.r.l. Milano, 2006, sqm PIAGGIO NEW VISUAL IDENTITY Piaggio & C. S.p.A. Worldwide, URMET PAVILION Urmet Group S.p.A. Livingluce Fiera Milano, 2007, sqm PRIVATE HOUSE Private Client Bodio Lomnago (Varese), 2010, sqm APARTMENT REFURBISHMENT Private client Milan, 2010, sqm ROADSHOW AEG AEG S.p.A. Paris, 2010, sqm ELECTROLUX PAVILION Electrolux Appliance S.p.A. FTK Salone del mobile, Fiera Milano, 2010, sqm SALEWA HEADQUARTERS Oberalp S.p.A. Bolzano, 2011, sqm (with CZA) 27 THE CUBE BY ELECTROLUX Electrolux Appliance S.p.A. Traveling restaurant, 2011, sqm SALEWA SHOP SYSTEM Oberalp S.p.A. Bolzano, 2012, (with Studio Koster) 29 VIA VALTORTA OFFICE BUILDING COIMA S.r.l. Milan, 2012, sqm LA SERENISSIMA Morgan Stanley SGR Milan, 2012, sqm 8.500

97 BISTRO SALEWA Oberalp S.p.A. Bolzano, 2012, sqm (with CZA) 46 PICHI PARK Brioschi Sviluppo Immobiliare S.p.A Milan, on going, sqm NESTLÈ HEADQUARTERS Brioschi Sviluppo Immobiliare S.p.A. Assago (Milan), 2013, sqm PHARO BUSINESS CENTER Generali Real Estate SGR S.p.A. Milan, on going, sqm GENERALI OFFICE BUILDING Generali Immobiliare Italia SGR S.p.A. Milan, 2014, sqm GIOIAOTTO Hines Italia SGR Milan, 2014, sqm CORDUSIO 2 Hines Italy Re S.r.l. Milan, on going, sqm AREIC HEADQUARTERS Almutlaq Real Estate Investment Company Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on going, sqm FLAGSHIPSTORE BRIONI Brioni S.p.A. Milan, 2014, sqm VIA BRISA OFFICE BUILDING Reale Immobili S.p.A. Milan, on going, sqm BRIONI BOUTIQUES Brioni S.p.A. Frankfurt, Zurich, Hamburg, Munich, Berlin, Courchevel, New York, Palm Beach, Dallas, Las Vegas, Santo Domingo, Beijing, Singapore, Bangkok, Macau, Tokyo, Jeddah, Doha, Johannesbourg, HOTEL THE SQUARE Generali Immobiliare Italia SGR Milano, 2015, sqm PRICELESS MILANO MasterCard Traveling restaurant, 2015, sqm KELLY SERVICE VIRTUAL BRANCH Kelly Services S.p.A. Worldwide, 2015, several areas 40 GREEN HUB Coima SGR Milan, 2016, sqm HERMÈ SILK MIX Hermès Italia S.p.A. Rome, 2017, sqm CASSINA PLAZA InvestiRE SGR S.p.A. Cassina de Pecchi (Milan), on going, sqm LUXOTTICA HEADQUARTERS Luxottica Group S.p.A. Milan, on going, sqm TORTONA 35 Luxottica Group S.p.A. Milan, on going, sqm CORSO ITALIA 13 OFFICE BUILDING Prelios Società di Gestione del Risparmio S.p.A. Milan, on going, sqm VIA WASHINGTON 70 OFFICE BUILDING Prelios Società di Gestione del Risparmio S.p.A. Milan, on going, sqm ASSAGO OFFICE BUILDING Prelios Società di Gestione del Risparmio S.p.A. Milan, on going, sqm MONDADORI AGORÀ Gruppo Mondadori Segrate, 2018, sqm TENOHA MILANO Sayu Milano S.r.l. Milan, 2018, sqm ENGIE HEADQUARTERS Generali Real Estate SGR S.p.A. Milan, 2018, sqm ACADEMIA DE GESTÃO DA HOSPITALIDADE ANGOLANA Fundo Soberano de Angola Angola, 2018, sqm

98 Awards 2018 ENGIE HEADQUARTERS Global Architecture & Design Award, 1st Prize in category Office Building (Built) 2017 HERMÈS SILK MIX IDA, Honorable mention in category Interior Design 2016 PRICELESS MILANO Archmarathon, 1st Prize in the category Hospitality The Plan Award, Honorable mention IDA (International Design Awards), Silver Prize in category Other Design BRIONI INTERNATIONAL STORE CONCEPT The Plan Award, Honorable mention BRIONI FLAGSHIP STORE IDA, Silver Prize in category Interior Design 2015 NESTLÈ HEADQUARTERS The Plan Awards, 1st Prize in the category Office Building 2014 LA SERENISSIMA IQU (Innovation Urban Quality) Prize, 1st Prize in category Architecture and the City IDA, Silver Prize in the category Refurbishment THE CUBE Premio Nazionale Bar e Ristoranti d autore, Special mention SALEWA HEADQUARTERS Dedalo Minosse Awards, winner of ALA Prize NESTLÈ HEADQUARTERS IDA, Silver Prize in category Architecture, new Commercial Buildings 2013 LA SERENISSIMA Rebuild (National Convention on rehabilitation and sustainable management of real estate), 3rd Prize and Special Mention for Confort and Building Quality 2012 THE CUBE AIT Award, shortlisted in the category Bar and Restaurant 2011 ELECTROLUX STAND Exhibit Design Award, Edge Award for the Best International Stand SALEWA HEADQUARTERS US Award, 2nd Prize in category Architecture Workplace: Quality and Innovation THE CUBE IDA, 1st Prize in category Other Architectural Design

99 Clients 3F Filippi Acer Italia Acqua di Parma AEG Allen & Overy Allianz Almutlaq Real Estate Investment Company Amissima Aprilia Ardian AXA Investment Baldassarri Milano Banco Popolare Barilla G. e R. Fratelli Blackstone BNP Paribas Brioschi Sviluppo Immobiliare Brioni BVK Highstreet Cordusio The Carlyle Group Cattolica Assicurazioni Coima Comune di Milano Comune di Lugano Comune di Planegg (Germany) Comune di Wilhelmshaven (Germany) Confcooperative CP Company Sportswear Credit Suisse Darc Driade Electrolux Appliance Elkron Enel Fabrica Immobiliare Ferragamo Italia Filmaster FIM - Finanziaria Immobiliare Monferini Fineurop Fondazione Ferrari e Museo Maserati FontanaArte Fundo Soberano de Angola Galleria Nazionale d Arte Moderna GD - Gruppo Coesia Gruppo Generali Gilera Gucci GWM Capital Management Hermès Italia H.I.G. Hines Italia Invesco Investire IPOS Ltd Jacaranda Group Jon Lang Lasalle Kaspersky Kelly Services Kryalos Lehman Brothers International SIM Life Pharmacy Luxottica MasterCard Monte dei Paschi di Siena Morgan Stanley Mostrefiere Motivi - Vestebene - Miroglio Motoguzzi Nestlè Italia Piaggio&C Pirelli RE Gruppo Pirelli & C. Prelios Società di Gestione del Risparmio Quantum Global Real Estate Reale Immobili Redbrick Rossetti Salewa Italia Oberalp Saporiti Italia Gidatex Sayu Sintesi Group Statuto Stone Island Tamdeen Real Estate Company Telecom Italia The Face Triennale di Milano Unicredit Urmet Group Valentino Valextra Vespa You_Are

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