Fondazione
Feltrinelli

Milan, Italy

Innendecke mit dramatischen diagonalen weißen Stoffpaneelen und mehreren kleinen Pendelleuchten an dünnen Kabeln in einem modernen Gebäude.

Jahr / 2016
Kategorie / Office
Autor / Herzog & De Meuron

Gebäude der Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli in Mailand, dreieckige Glasfassade mit sichtbaren linearen LED-Leuchten von Artemide im Inneren

Main facade

Artemide illuminates the new headquarters of Fondazione Feltrinelli in Porta Volta, Milan, designed by the prestigious architectural studio Herzog & De Meuron.

For each of the five floors of the building Artemide has developed specific lighting solutions capable of dialoguing with the architecture and the different uses of the spaces: flexible, dynamic proposals capable of defining the environments at different times of the day, ensuring high technical performance and pleasant lighting atmospheres.

Modernes Großraumbüro mit linearen LED-Pendelleuchten an Sichtbetondecke, die durch Glastrennwände unterteilte Arbeitsplätze beleuchten.

Algoritmo - Carlotta de Bevilacqua, Paola di Arianello

Zwei dunkelgraue verstellbare Artemide Arbeitsleuchten auf weißen Schreibtischen in einem modernen Großraumbüro mit großen Fenstern.

Demetra - Naoto Fukasawa

In the third and fourth floor office environments, the Algoritmo system, integrating with the architecture, defines a uniform illuminance perfect for workspaces where each workstation is also supported by Demetra task light table.

With Herzog & De Meuron continues the intense collaboration between the leading lighting design company and great architects

In the library on the top floor, the lighting project finds its maximum expression in terms of emotion and scenic perception of space, dialoguing with the large windows that characterize the structure of the building.

A regular waterfall of more than 100 Unterlinden lightly animates the space.

A special version of Unterlinden table, specially designed for reading stations, anticipates the evolution of this family of lights: a project much appreciated for its minimalist aesthetics combined with a strong material characterization and a high technical lighting value, perfect to be declined in different versions.

With Herzog & De Meuron continues the intense collaboration between the leading lighting design company and great architects