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 interiors from the mezzanine level.
Concrete, treated with resins, is used in the floor and the columns while glass is used to create partitions and rails in the bathrooms and kitchen. It is also used in the under-lit islands located in the points where the volume touches the floor.
Stools and wall sofas were designed in accordance with the minimal undertone of the design.
The back of the bar is realized in Plexiglas.
Credits
- Text: Courtesy of the architect
- Photographs by Gianna Caravello, Atelier Gluck, Courtesy of the architect
- Compiled and edited by Mitesh Saraf
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