Enrico Maria Cicchetti | architect

A newly-conceived shop in a refined style, which fully reflects the clean-cut, sporty and elegant style of this classic Boston brand. The project was executed in collaboration with designer Alessandro Luciani from A&A Design, who designed and carried out the interior décor.

The construction of the Louvre Pyramid has been rendered within the conference room of a well-known patent consulting firm, on the first floor of a historical building located across from the museum. The base of the Louvre Table consists of a single marble block of the same type as inside the Parisian museum. Its lines are broken by a bolster made of solid Burmese wood, creating a contrast with the marble block both in its shape and in its organic nature.

With design, we define the aesthetic profile of a product which cannot and should not be seen in a distinct and detached manner, neither by interior architecture nor by urban planning. Detail can often be a source of inspiration for the occupancy of new spaces, based on a style which cannot be reproduced because it is built from true and timeless history rather than from fleeting styles.

A studio loft that extends for about eighty square meters, characterized by the continuity of the conference room and the workspace. In the center there is a glass wall lit from behind, resting upon an iron cross, that separates the bathtub carved from a single block of cement from the conference room. The power of this construction springs from its ability to hide utilitarian spaces like the bathroom and kitchenette, only to reveal their true essentiality.