Product
Parquet
Application
Interno
Location
Torino
Design
Giulietta Roz
Total Area
600m2
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Designed by the architect Giulietta Roz, this building was one of the protagonists of the “Made in Italy wood architecture” competition. This is a complex (offices and production area) built for an important company in Turin.
A project that, in unconventional terms, combines comfort, isolation and sustainability in a unique building.
The use of eco-sustainable materials and totally wooden coverings makes this work an exclusive complex, definitely unique outside and internally designed around a single fundamental element: the light.
MATERIAL SUPPLIED
Indeed the wood was chosen as finishing of Nesite raised floor, over 600 square meters of calcium sulfate panels with UV varnished oak top covering.
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