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Interior design for the Dental Clinic in Sydney. The wooden element combines aesthetics and functionality

Interior Design in Toronto. Oak walls and floors for the presidential office

Photography and Architecture. Details and glimpses to be seen upwards, between lights and shadows through the camera

Invasion of mice and monkeys with Lighting. Lights that turn your home into a fairytale world

Flexible spaces for students at the San Carlo College. Design and attention to acoustic comfort

Restaurant in Barcelona. Original design for the Organic Space

Restoration and enhancement of the Luxury Resort. Stone and wood in the Swiss Alps

A " customized " staircase. Organic design combining Gold and Transparency

Expansion of the Pecci Museum in Prato. Natural light and a return to the future

Luxury resort in the Kitzbühel Alps. Intimate atmospheres between Stone and Wood

Bridge of Peace in Tiblisi. Symbolic architecture to connect Territory and Society

Medical Centre in Ascoli. Glass openings for a futuristic experience, between suspended facades, LEDs and natural light

Modernist Villa in Holland. Large openings and stone cladding for a Luxury Design

The Architecture is inspired by the Art of the Origami. Wooden kiosk in Luxembourg

Bicycle which looks like a sandwich. Stratified plywood frames for a home-made velocipede

Nineteenth century residence at the port of Sydney. Recovering history on the Waterfront

Wooden Tower in Nigeria. Project of forty thousand square meters all in Wood

Renovation of the Villa in Chieti. The transformation that is carried out using stone, brick and wood

Colours and curves for a park in Hangzhou city. A perfect synthesis of design and functionality

Painting that transforms space. The mathematics of colour between volumes and architecture


Custom-made design venue for TSH Collab in Florence. A creative hub dedicated to coworking in an international and innovative climate
Within the new facilities of The Student Hotel, among the spaces for communal activities that add up to long-term and short-term hospitality, the most important is certainly dedicated to the world of work. The ideal venue for creatives, startuppers and young "revolutionaries" is the coworking hub Collab

Geometric interplay of two volumes for the Drogen
The building consists of a furniture shop with a lunch bar on the street side and an office building at the rear of the site. Both are visualized on the basis of two geometric figures that have been partly juxtaposed. The result is a geometric interplay of 2 different volumes that distinguish both the shop and the office. The silhouette of the front volume is inspired by the 45° rule of urban planning conditions and is therefore crowned by a pitched roof

Wooden Residence with breathtaking views. Geometric shapes and integration in the Landscape
The clear and simple external interplay of overlapping geometric structures designed by Architettura MU seem to emerge from the steep terrain. The house is completely covered by a green roof that facilitates its integration into the landscape
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An entrance to the Eriksberg Nature Reserve. A blend of traditional materials and whimsical shapes designed in order to stand out to visitors
An eye-catching entrance building to the Eriksberg Nature Reserve, with an unexpectedly shaped facade decorated in the traditional Swedish "Falu copper red" paint, is the first in a series of interventions for the Eriksberg Hotel & Nature Reserve

Iconic furnishings, intense colors and a tropical outdoor setup in Rimini "Tropicana Club" suite
The concept for the "Tropicana Club" Suite was born out of a desire to create an unconventional, colorful room with tropical hints, an explosion of shapes and colors that blithely winks at the 1980s, with a clear manifesto in mind: dare and have fun

A choreography of structures narrates the Stepping Stone House
A deceptively large house seeks to increase its users' awareness of the environment: a series of cantilevered volumes and circular windows frame the outdoor spaces like magnifying glasses for an engaging interaction with nature