The Piazza del Cinema project has been published in Edilizia e Territorio, Il Sole 24 Ore. Thanks to Mauro Salerno for his text! http://www.ediliziaeterritorio.ilsole24ore.com/art/progettazione-e-architettura/2019-02-06/passerella-le-star-cinema-parco-design-i-veneziani-piazza-lido-cs-guarda-oltre-biennale-164206.php?uuid=AFOO5QJ
LIDO DI VENEZIA
projectC+S give back to the citizens of the Lido the Piazza in front of the Cinema Festival Palace. "We are proud to have contributed to give back this public space to the citizens of the Lido. We strongly believe in the power of a free, well-designed public domain to be activated by people, their memories, their dreams and their experiences."- say Carlo Cappai and Maria Alessandra Segantini
The restoration of the brick wall of the Torre Massimiliana is quoted as a best practice example
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Winning entry of an international competition, C+S obtain the planning permission for the new nursery school in Alzano Lomabrdo, in the sensitive and historic context of Villa Paglia. The project was approved to the stage of detialed design and the construction will start in the first quarter of 2019.
Artribune publishes the winning entry design for the new GAMeC Museum in Bergamo, Italy
Maria Alessandra Segantini is a speaker at the RIBA Smart Practice Conference 2018. Making Design quality Count.
The conference takes place at Fitzwilliam College,Cambridge University next 4th October 2018: https://www.architecture.com/whats-on/riba-smart-practice-conference-2018
C+S Architects wins contest in Tervuren, Belgium
C+S Architects has won the international competition for the redevelopment of the Ex-Royal Cavalry Barracks at Panquin site, a plot of 37,000 sqm in the city of Tervuren in Belgium.
The practice defeated other 20 international design teams in the two-phase design competition to win the design contract, which was tendered by the municipality of Tervuren.
The overall investment of 60 millions euros will transform the Ex-Royal Cavalry Barracks into a luxury hotel, a spa, a conference centre and commercial spaces and will develop three new housing blocks as well as redesign the park and the public spaces.
