PUNTO

You are invited to the opening of the exhibition dedicated to Cesare Rocchi’s journey, together with his allies/students, toward the “UTOPIA” of sustainable habitats.

The exhibition, designed by PUNTO / Andrea Rosicarelli, will take place at the art gallery “Storie Contemporanee”, curated by Anna Cochetti, at Via Poerio 16/b.

VERNISSAGE — Thursday, May 28 · 18:00–20:00
FINISSAGE — June 11 · 18:00–20:00

Siete invitati all’inaugurazione della mostra dedicata al percorso di Cesare Rocchi e dei suoi alleati/allievi verso l’“UTOPIA” di habitat sostenibili.

La mostra, allestita da PUNTO / Andrea Rosicarelli, sarà ospitata presso la galleria d’arte “Storie Contemporanee”, a cura di Anna Cochetti, in via Poerio 16/b.

VERNISSAGE — Giovedì 28 maggio · 18:00–20:00
FINISSAGE — 11 giugno · 18:00–20:00

APARTMENT IN ROME

Collaborators Lorenzo Cappelletti - Laura Della Sala
Construction EDILMONT
Metalwork Infissi WANDA - Fratelli PROSCIO

This project aims to transform a second-floor apartment within a mid-twentieth-century building near Trastevere station in Rome into a spacious, open area. It offers versatility through a dynamic, non-static opening system, allowing for various configurations to accommodate diverse needs. Whether it's a growing family, the desire for an inviting space for guests, or even a grandfather's passion for professional pinball, this project has it covered.
Furthermore, the project includes ample storage space customized to the client's lifestyle, considering the absence of a common cellar option.

The design concept takes into careful consideration a multitude of factors, including the surrounding environment, space optimization, economic feasibility, long-term durability, adaptability, and the potential for future furniture reconfiguration.

Take a look at the full article on http://www.punto-studio.com/

APARTMENT IN ROME

Collaborators Lorenzo Cappelletti - Laura Della Sala
Construction EDILMONT
Metalwork Infissi WANDA - Fratelli PROSCIO

This project aims to transform a second-floor apartment within a mid-twentieth-century building near Trastevere station in Rome into a spacious, open area. It offers versatility through a dynamic, non-static opening system, allowing for various configurations to accommodate diverse needs. Whether it's a growing family, the desire for an inviting space for guests, or even a grandfather's passion for professional pinball, this project has it covered.
Furthermore, the project includes ample storage space customized to the client's lifestyle, considering the absence of a common cellar option.

The design concept takes into careful consideration a multitude of factors, including the surrounding environment, space optimization, economic feasibility, long-term durability, adaptability, and the potential for future furniture reconfiguration.

Take a look at the full article on http://www.punto-studio.com/