An essential vademecum that makes our design objets unique and original. A working method that underlines the philosophy by wich we read and we interpret the contemporary.
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Enhancement of all elements The living space is to be treated as a single component that must be designed so as to enhance every one of its constituent elements, both in terms of maximum functionality and aesthetic research. |
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Maximum functionality |
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Maximum aesthetic research |
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Minimum funcional and decorative excess |
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Aesthetic enhancement of the supporting structure The supporting structures and building systems of the living space, as far as possible, should be deployed at their highest aesthetic and functional level with priority given to their visibility within environments. |
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Use of natural materials |
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Respect for the nature of materials |
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Enhancement of local and artisanal labour The realization of the elements of the living space must consider the possibility of using local labour and must prioritise an artisanal rather than an industrial approach to the work. |
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Minimum enviromental impact The choice of structures and materials must seek to minimize environmental impact on terrestrial ecosystems, both at the point of implementation and when the architectural object is made available for future use. |