Tag Roma

11-03-2015

Great Land Studio Corte wins Maxxi YAP Rome

The Great Land project by Roman architectural practice Studio Corte has won the Yap Maxxi 2015 competition and will be built in the square outside Maxxi. The initiative is implemented in partnership with MoMA/MoMA PS1 in New York, the Constructo Association in Santiago, Chile, the Istanbul Modern and MMCA in Seoul.

05-03-2015

AB House: Returning to a building in Romania

Timisoara, Romania. Architect Vlad Gaivoronski has gone back to a project he built thirteen years earlier, in response to the clients’ wish to expand the building to accommodate their children’s families.

04-03-2015

mostra Lina Bo Bardi in Italia al Maxxi Roma

The exhibition underway at Maxxi in Rome, Lina Bo Bardi in Italia / Quello che volevo, era avere Storia marks the centennial of the famous Italian architect’s birth.

04-03-2015

Budapest Architecture Film Days 7th edition

March 5 through 8 the Hungarian contemporary architecture centre KÉK presents the seventh edition of Budapest Architecture Film Days, featuring architects Herman Hertzberger and Isay Weinfeld.

24-02-2015

Romeow, cat cafe in Rome

Interior designer Tommaso Guerra has designed a bistro in Rome for people – and cats. He got the idea from Japan’s Neko Cafés; the café offers vegan food and desserts combined with an unconditional love of cats.

20-02-2015

The new Milan stadium and stadiums in Floornature

The plan for the new Milan football stadium was one of the hot topics on the social networks last week, and so we decided to dedicate this week’s best of the week section to the big sports stadiums we have presented in Floornature and the architectural practices that designed them.

19-02-2015

Noses Architects’ Kook is a modern version of Mediterranean

Noses Architects designed a restaurant near Rome which combines contrasting elements of high-tech and traditional Mediterranean architecture, creating an attractive atmosphere that stimulates all the senses.

06-02-2015

The Best of the Week: The image

A common thread in many of the news articles published this week in Floornature is “the image” of buildings and landscapes, represented by photographs, as well as image in a figurative sense, in the way communications and information convey the image of a project.