\nThe city of Turin establishes a dialogue with its horizontal dimension and also with its landscape dimension, which is identified in the hills and in the river that crosses it and originates it.
\nThe city from its heart and from its different parts, often proposes a balanced metric between full, empty, density, open spaces, collective and intimate dimensions.
\nDesigning the future upon the past is a practice that must take place by seeking harmony, balance, urban metrics, all capable of seeking continuity while introducing innovative values.
\nThe project aims to pursue these objectives in the relationship with the existing until the desire to build a continuous space made of alternating voids and fillings and crossings that make the area porous and permeable, perceptually or in its urban use.
\nArchitecture then becomes the matrix of spatial organization both for the functions that will host in the future and for the relationships and intermediate spaces that characterize its identity.
\nSmall chromatic variations, reflections and transparencies within a unitary design, want to delegate to the light a daily story always different in the different hours of the day, on the different days of the week.
\nA landscape in the landscape that measures time in time.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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