Work in a well-appointed office, as well as from well-designed Functionally, it is important. Why is passed, at best, at least 8 hours per day, 5 days a week.
If you spend all this time in a aesthetically pleasing environment , the better. At
BM SpA (Rozzano company that operates in the field of electronic components), as part of an overall modernization program, last year served not only a new place, but environments that express its growth targets and expansion.
Looking ahead to this projection towards the future, Silvestri Architecture for the World Bank has created a contemporary, made of translucent elements and surface colors "strong" as "strong" is the expansionary impulse of company policy.
The color used by Silvestri Architecture, acid green, it is unusual for the interior, but was chosen because it corresponds to the most recent product line of the WB and well represents a dynamic and aggressive market.
no spaces have been created sterile, standardized, simple "offices", "meeting" or "waiting rooms", but was given a new characterization can communicate to staff and visitors to the company's new approach.
entrance reveals plan perfectly this new organization made up of functional areas that communicate visually with each other while maintaining the necessary privacy for those inside.
Every place is designed as a dynamic area, where ideas are born, grow and take shape, and each element transmits this potential.
movements within it are clear, simple, fast, because the complexity hinders development, but spaces are never fully defined, enclosed inside a "box" walls, but always possible to see beyond , leaving the mind the possibility to extend their horizons and their own visual ideas.
architect Roberto Silvestri
Roberto Silvestri graduated with honors with 110 at the Faculty of Architecture of Genoa in 1992, after studying in Norway and Spain. In 1994 he founded the Architecture Silvestri, professional office and experimental laboratory, based in Genoa. In the same year he won the European Prize for Architecture for sports facilities (CONI-Council of Europe), and in 2002 he won first prize in the International District in Renaissance Rome (FINEUROPA SpA). Among his works, the Mediterranean Pediatric Cancer Center in Palermo, Piazza Bausan, Via Massara of the Captains and Schiavone in Milan and the Piazza of the Angels Cemetery in Genoa. Since 2003, Smith collaborates with architect Mary Previti, specialized in the recovery and restoration of architectural monuments. Contact: 010.473000; info@silvestri.info; www.silvestri.info
Daniela Garbillo
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