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Park Associati is proud to participate in the exhibition Visioni del Futuro: Architetture Avanguardistiche, organized by Ceramica Sant'Agostino in collaboration with Platform Magazine. The exhibition delves into the most experimental and visionary aspects of contemporary architectural design, exploring how the ideas of today’s designers can shape the world of tomorrow. Among the 11 contributors presenting paper-based works is Atlante, a piece by Filippo Pagliani, Founding Partner of Park Associati. This imaginative work envisions an atlas of time and space where past, present, and future converge, emphasizing the critical need for environmental responsibility and sustainability. The exhibition is part of the official collateral events of #MilanoDrawingWeek, an annual initiative by Collezione Ramo celebrating Italian drawing from the 20th and 21st centuries. More info: https://lnkd.in/dwqs4TMk

Got any awesome tips for accessible things to see and do in Rome? We’d love to hear about them! Either head to our website tabifolk.com or get conversational in the comments below. Particularly interested in lesser-known disabled-friendly hotspots… [Alt Text: four images surround the tabifolk logo and a graphic of a boarding pass to Rome. The first image is of two pizzas, taken from above, with one of the pizzas being cut into with a knife and fork. The second image is of the famous trevi fountain. The third image is of the Colosseum. The fourth image is of the Rome Forum with ruins of ancient architecture.] #Tabifolk #AccessibleRome #AncientRome #WheelchairTravel #AccessibleTravel #AccessForAll #AccessibleItaly.

🏛️ Imagine stepping back in time to the Roman Baths, specifically the majestic Terme di Caracalla. These ancient baths weren't just about hygiene; they were a testament to Roman engineering, architecture, and societal values. Why don’t we see such grandeur in modern bath designs anymore? Despite our advances in technology and engineering, contemporary baths often lack the aesthetic and material quality of ancient times. The Romans were masters of their craft, integrating functionality with breathtaking aesthetics. Their use of durable materials like marble and their architectural innovations like vaults and domes allowed these structures not only to stand the test of time but also to impress it upon the minds of generations. Today, while we have advanced in many areas, from flight to digital technology, it seems we have stepped back in creating spaces that are both functional and magnificent. Can we still achieve this level of architectural mastery today? What lessons can we learn from the Romans that could be applied to modern design to create spaces that are not only technologically advanced but also visually stunning? Let’s discuss how we can bring the splendor of ancient architecture into the 21st century. Share your thoughts on why we should or shouldn't integrate ancient architectural principles into modern design. 🏗️🤔 And no, I'm not just saying this because I'm a modern-day Roman craving a bit of that classic Civita charm! 😄 #architecture #engineering #RomanBaths #TermeDiCaracalla #designinnovation #historicalarchitecture #LinkedInDiscussion #Ai #MJ #creativevision #poethicarchitecture #ROMA

I am excited to share our latest blog post that delves into the fascinating history and architectural significance of the Basilica di San Pietro. This iconic landmark not only represents a pinnacle of Renaissance art and architecture but also stands as a testament to the enduring cultural heritage of the Vatican. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a history buff, or simply curious about one of the most revered sites in the world, this post has something for you. Explore the intricate details and stories that make the Basilica di San Pietro a true marvel. Read the full article here: [https://lnkd.in/gsjWzcbf)

Ancient design holds the essence of timeless creativity. From the intricate carvings of Indian temples to the mathematical precision of Greek architecture and the spiritual symbolism of Egyptian pyramids, every piece tells a story of culture, belief, and ingenuity. This post delves into: How early humans expressed ideas through art and functional designs. • The iconic design marvels of ancient civilizations and their enduring influence. • The harmony between nature, materials, and craftsmanship in ancient techniques. • How modern design still reflects principles like balance, symmetry, and storytelling. Ancient designs are more than relics—they’re lessons in innovation, creativity, and human expression. Let’s take inspiration from the past to build a creative future! #DesignHeritage #CreativeJourney #AncientToModernDesign

Retrofitting viscous dampers in heritage structures maintains structural stability, aesthetic balance, and a historical dignity that no amount of financial valuation can replace. The main dynamic forces of protection these viscous dampers provide come through dissipation and absorption, thus holding intact heritage sites through generations. They enable engineers to heed the call of contemporary safety needs without touching the authenticity and aesthetic of historic architecture. Including viscous dampers may be an intelligent approach to the preservation of heritage structures for those interested in such a way that these buildings may stand against time and environmental forces. Visit Our Website : http://hydrachilles.ca/

Trento, known for its historical significance, showcases architectural evolution from ancient Roman times to modern eras. Let's explore Trento's architectural journey: Roman Influence: Trento's roots date back to its founding as Tridentum, a Roman military colony. Remnants like Porta Veronese and Tridentum archaeological site reflect this era. Medieval Marvels: Flourishing in the Middle Ages, Trento's historic center features Buonconsiglio Castle and Duomo di San Vigilio, showcasing medieval craftsmanship. Renaissance Splendor: The Renaissance brought elegance, seen in Palazzo Thun's blend of classical and Tyrolean styles. Baroque Extravagance: Baroque architecture flourished in the 17th-18th centuries, evident in Palazzo Geremia and Church of Santa Maria Maggiore. Neoclassical Revival: The 19th century embraced neoclassicism with structures like Palazzo delle Poste and Teatro Sociale. Modern Movements: Trento's modern era saw urban renewal and contemporary designs like Museo delle Scienze and Palazzo della Regione. From ancient ruins to contemporary marvels, Trento's architecture narrates its rich history, making it a city of timeless beauty and cultural significance. #TrentoArchitecture #HistoricalHeritage #RomanInfluence #MedievalMarvels #RenaissanceSplendor #BaroqueExtravagance #NeoclassicalRevival #ModernMovements #CulturalLegacy #ArchitecturalEvolution #Trento

LYCS Architecture’s Haiyan Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum integrates tradition with innovation. Restored 1990s industrial buildings feature perforated aluminum facades inspired by local heritage. Modern materials, ripple motifs, and sustainable design highlight the region's rich cultural narrative while revitalizing public spaces. https://buff.ly/40e6UWq #AdaptiveReuse #CulturalHeritage #ModernArchitecture

Very important last sentence at the end of the Torino Declaration of 1994, on the Preservation of the Art Nouveau Architecture: "When restoring Art Nouveau Architecture one should be more open removing later additions and reconstructing the original appearance than for other monuments, in order to secure the original artistic value."