The new Milan venue of Fondazione Prada, located in Largo Isarco in Milan and conceived by architecture firm OMA—led by Rem Koolhaas—consists in the redevelopment of an early 20th-century distillery. Striking bright architectural elements are made of a special white concrete by Italcementi.
Categoria: Premier projects
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Palazzo Italia
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A biodynamic cement for Palazzo Italia―an architectural design by Nemesi & Partners―is the innovative solution developed by Italcementi for the symbolic heart of the Italian Pavilion at Expo 2015.
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Centre Pompidou Malaga
Through the Spanish subsidiary FyM, Italcementi Group contributed to the new Centre Pompidou in Malaga by donating 250 square meters of i.light, the transparent cement developed at the Italcementi i.lab Research and Innovation Center expressly for the Italian Pavilion at Expo Shanghai 2010.
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MAGNET. Daniel Libeskind
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“Stararchitect” Libeskind chooses the innovation by Italcementi for the Magnet residential center in Tirana.
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Vodafone Village
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Italcementi, with the TX Active white cement, “puts his signature” on the outside claddings of the Vodafone Village office buildings designed by architects Rolando Gantès and Roberto Morisi, built in Milan in 2012.
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Paolo VI Audience Hall in Vatican City
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Commissioned by Pope Paul VI and designed by Pier Luigi Nervi in Rome in 1971. The building surfaces are made of a special white concrete resulting from research projects at the Italcementi’s laboratories.
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MAXXI – National Museum of the 21st Century Arts
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28 May 2010.
Designed by Zaha Hadid it was built in Rome in 2009 using 50,000 m3 of an innovative self-compacting, self-compressing and self-curing concrete, the 3SC, developed by Calcestruzzi (Italcementi Group).
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Italian Pavilion – Expo Shanghai 2010
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Designed by Giampaolo Imbrighi and built in 2010 at the Shanghai Expo. (altro…)
