SMM (presso Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore) https://www.instagram.com/p/Br2SsmmH65B/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7krtvcwao0kn
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presso Piazza San Giovanni https://www.instagram.com/p/Br2SjT5nM6w/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=oj063w9mj4ud
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Piastrelle Porcellanosa sempre incredibili.
Ramon Esteve designed for Porcelanosa a 900sq m exhibition displaying the wide range of materials and complements of the brand: http://bit.ly/1VIj9VL
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La scala di pelle dura.
#WhiteWednesday #architecture #interiordesign
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Ceramiche murali.
Essential and refined, the three-dimensional #ceramic wall #tiles is are in perfect harmony with the clean geometric lines and the softness of the relief.
3D WALL DESIGN LINE by #AtlasConcorde
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#archiproducts #design #interiors #wall #3dwall
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Tessuto volumetrico.
Le Forum, Saint-Louis | Manuelle Gautrand Architect
See the full project at: http://bit.ly/1RO53vW
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Continuità materica tra verticale ed orizzontale...
PF Single Family House (Pergine Valsugana, Trento, Italy ) - Burnazzi Feltrin Architects
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Dal Salone del Mobile 2016; lavabo e top.
Moab80 present its new collections at #SaloneDelMobile. Find it at Hall 24 Booth D11. http://bit.ly/1V8ZbmJ
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La stanza delle docce... quasi un monumento.
A unique experience of relaxation with the new shower and hammam NONSOLODOCCIA by Glass 1989 - http://bit.ly/1MgDv5r
Don’t miss it from April 12th to 17th at the #SalonedelMobile in Hall 24/ Stand E 02-06
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Divisori, filtri spaziali.
frammento cobogo
100% made in Italy
design monica freitas geronimi
Redesign of the modular elements of the brazilian architecture of the 50’s.
Sectional blocks for indoor and outdoor space made of eco-friendly paintable ceramic chalk.
You can create unique dividing walls, assembling them in many different ways in order to get beautiful lights and shadows effects.
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Indimenticabile Mies.
Mies van der Rohe’s gas station on Nun’s Island outside of Montreal was part of a grand vision for a much larger development. Originally built in 1966, the gas station was designed to be a prototypical gas station and included space for car service, sales and gas pumping. Over the years the station changed hands and was modified and even became a car wash at one point until it ceased commercial operation in 2008 and the city of Montreal listed it as a heritage building in 2009. At this point, the city decided to make it an activity center for youths and seniors and FABG was tasked with the renovation and conversion.
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