Published: Wednesday, August 09, 2006
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Emporio Armani
"There is no reference to any classic geometry, but to mobility and the possible variations of space," explains Massimiliano Fuksas, seeking fluid solutions towards inventive exhibition.
View of the Armani Fiori
Armani Fiori
Vases realized in transparent plexiglass set against a minimal backdrop create illusions with the flowers displayed, blending the exhibit and the exhibition space into a singular entity of discovery.
Armani Libri
Sliding panels that allow views from the exterior define this space. The display walls are set in satin stainless steel and plexiglass with the shelves alternating between red and white in color.
Credits
- Text: Courtesy, the architect
- Photographs by Prat Ramonm, courtesy of the architect
- Compiled and edited by Manish Mehta
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