Published: Sunday, June 03, 2007
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A_Mi Bar
Architect Gianluca Milesi adopts a fluid sculptural form as the primary element articulating and organizing space and function in his design for the A_Mi Bar in Milan.
View of the sculpture as it bends to articulate table surfaces.
This 'sculpture' was treated in a consistent and minimal manner in order to underline the impact of the spatial and formal synthesis.
The 'sculpture' defines the functions though its physical path in a double-heighted volume facing an open public plaza.
View of the sculpture as it articulates counters in the restaurant.
The materials used for the project include steel, concrete, glass, metalized paint and plexiglas.
The 'sculpture' is built with MDF panels which are shaped and assembled over a steel skeleton and coated with gray metalized paint.
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