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Published: Monday, January 08, 2007

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New Boscolo Building

Italian architect Massimo Iosa Ghini splits the external facade into varied elements and layers, spelling out the functional profile of the building and adding in its wake, not just visual interest to the structure but commercial value as well.

By: Iosa Ghini Associati

Architecture-Page | New Boscolo Building by Iosa Ghini Associati
View of the Entrance gallery to the commercial spaces within the building.

Architecture-Page | New Boscolo Building by Iosa Ghini Associati
View of the VIP lounge.

A metallic ribbon embraces the palace, providing for both- structural support and dynamic aesthetics, emerging hence as a prominent element in the design.

Architecture-Page | New Boscolo Building by Iosa Ghini Associati
Computer rendered view of the building set amidst its urban context.

The facade of the hotel suites follows a different logic in response to the narrow street it flanks. Here the design is characterized by a metallic shell set into a rhythm of vertical waves allowing sidelong views. The shell, combined with wooden extrusions and the glass window of the congress hall, connotes this section of the building, exalting its perspective.

Credits

  • Text: Courtesy of the architect
  • Computer rendered images: Courtesy of the architect
  • Compiled and edited by Varun M. Ajani

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