The Milanofiori Nord Office by Park Associati in Italy
Meghan Young — January 20, 2010 — Art & Design
References: parkassociati & plusmood
It honestly makes me happy when I see a new building being constructed that incorporates a plethora of windows like the MilanoFiori NORD Office does. I mean, unless the building was in some desperately dismal area, I don’t see why its inhabitants would not want to gaze outside and not feel so couped up.
Designed by Italian architectural firm Park Associati, the MilanoFiori NORD Office should be completed by the end of the year. With a focus on its occupants, they have designed it with optimal walkway options and climate conditions.
Designed by Italian architectural firm Park Associati, the MilanoFiori NORD Office should be completed by the end of the year. With a focus on its occupants, they have designed it with optimal walkway options and climate conditions.
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