Product
Ceramic stoneware
MPM
Application
Interno
Location
Turin (Italy)
Contractor
Fiat Group Automobiles S.p.a.
Total Area
28.000m2
Year
2013
Home / Projects / Commercial /
OFFINA 82, A UNIQUE INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY OPERATION
The original 42,000 m2 covered surface area was converted into 29,000 m2 of offices, service facilities and planted courtyard areas that can accommodate nearly 2,000 workers. This major renovation project is unique in Italy today.
The renovation project employed an innovative approach whose primary objectives were recovery and reuse of materials, application of efficient and sustainable building methods and design, and creation of a healthy and enjoyable environment.
MATERIALE SUPPLIED
- Panels PG6AMH with calcium sulphate core and ceramic upper covering.
- MPH substructure with heavy stringers, the ideal solution for technical rooms and high traffic areas
LEAD TIME: 4 MONTHS.
Products in this project
All Products
Finishes
Ceramic stoneware
The ceramic/porcelain stoneware raised floor offers a wide range of colors and sizes, with solutions which can satisfy the contemporary taste for modern spaces but also recreate the warmth of most classic environments similar to natural materials (wood and marble).
Structures
MPM
The substructure with medium resistance and open section stringers is the ideal solution for rooms with medium/high load requirements and traffic. Heights: from 35 to 1000 mm
Other
projects
All Projects
US Pavilion Biennale 2022
Biennale 2022, the raised floor supports the ''weight of art'' of Simone Leigh in the US Pavilion. The US Pavilion of Simone Leigh An architectural intervention that radically transforms the facade, an imposing bronze overlooking the courtyard and a series of figurative sculptures in the interior rooms. Simone Leigh, the first African-American woman to represent
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Designed by architect Jean Nouvel, winner of the Pritzker Prize, the Louvre in Abu Dhabi is one of the most ambitious cultural projects in the world, comprising 55 individual buildings inspired by the medina and Arab settlements.
Megiston