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Urban shift. If you happened to miss it, some time ago in Milan, a cinema underwent a transformation into a sports-oriented complex. I had the chance to visit it a few months back, and it's fascinating to envision the space both as a cinema and now as a center for sporting activities. The new function has had a positive impact on the neighborhood, offering fresh activities and opportunities for community engagement without disrupting its relationship with the surroundings. The redevelopment project by Deamicis Architetti, totaling about 5000 square meters, has preserved the perimeter and volume of the existing building, with its 1930s facade, aiming to clarify the relationships between the different parts of the complex by assigning specific roles to the existing volumes: the entrance volume serves as the point of contact with the city and historical memory, while the large hall represents the building's rebirth. 🙌 What’s your take? # 301 ARCHITECTURE, Italy 👉 More contents on our website, the link to the featured news is in the first comment below. 🎯 If you want to learn more about our transformative approach to generating growth (yes, what we call innovation marketing!), feel free to write us privately. deamicisarchitetti, Rossella Destefani More about this topics follow #MaurizioRibotti #innovationmarketing #cultureofmodernbusiness #luxury #premium #lifestyle #DRUMROLL --- All rights and credits are reserved to the respective owner(s). Contact us to add you as a reference or content removal.

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Urban shift. If you happened to miss it, some time ago in Milan, a cinema underwent a transformation into a sports-oriented complex. I had the chance to visit it a few months back, and it's fascinating to envision the space both as a cinema and now as a center for sporting activities. The new function has had a positive impact on the neighborhood, offering fresh activities and opportunities for community engagement without disrupting its relationship with the surroundings. The redevelopment project by Deamicis Architetti, totaling about 5000 square meters, has preserved the perimeter and volume of the existing building, with its 1930s facade, aiming to clarify the relationships between the different parts of the complex by assigning specific roles to the existing volumes: the entrance volume serves as the point of contact with the city and historical memory, while the large hall represents the building's rebirth. 🙌 What’s your take? # 301 ARCHITECTURE, Italy 👉 More contents on our website, the link to the featured news is in the first comment below. 🎯 If you want to learn more about our transformative approach to generating growth (yes, what we call innovation marketing!), feel free to write me privately. deamicisarchitetti, Rossella Destefani More about this topics follow #MaurizioRibotti #innovationmarketing #cultureofmodernbusiness #luxury #premium #lifestyle #DRUMROLL --- All rights and credits are reserved to the respective owner(s). Contact us to add you as a reference or content removal.

𝑭𝒓𝒐𝒎 𝑴𝒐𝒏𝒖𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝑴𝒐𝒅𝒆𝒓𝒏 𝑴𝒂𝒓𝒗𝒆𝒍𝒔: 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑨𝒓𝒕 𝒐𝒇 𝑩𝒂𝒍𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆 Touring Paris is a vivid lesson in the power of blending tradition with the modern. The iconic monuments remind us of the rich history that grounds us, while modern buildings, creatively designed by brands like Yves Saint Laurent, Nike and Boss, exemplify how innovation propels us forward. In business, it is essential to honor our roots while embracing new ideas and appropriate trends. This balance creates a legacy that’s both timeless and relevant, driving continuous growth and success. Paris, a city that masters this art, inspires us to do the same. Which do you prefer? The charm of traditional, historical buildings or the sleek appeal of modern architecture? #BusinessInspiration #InnovationMeetsTradition #ParisArchitecture #LegacyAndInnovation #CulturalHeritage

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To raze or refurbish? This has been the question surrounding the long-running saga of Marks and Spencer’s Marble Arch flagship. On the retailer’s side, the proposal to flatten and rebuild the site with a modernised shop, café, offices and a gym aims to create a space fit for today’s customers and staff, while also addressing Oxford Street’s declining footfall and assisting in its goals to become net zero by 2040. Opponents of the plan argue for the sustainability of existing structures, emphasising that the most sustainable building is the one already in existence. They further highlight concerns about the potential negative impact on nearby heritage assets should the building be demolished. Beyond this saga lies a broader question for the sector: how can businesses effectively navigate ageing premises that no longer align with modern business goals? Where do you stand? Is it best to bulldoze and start afresh, or should we always strive to maximise the potential of existing premises? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Sources: BBC News: https://lnkd.in/ezEBe_Fg  The Guardian:  https://lnkd.in/gEvC58nz 📷: Getty Images ✍️: Aaron Toumazou

To raze or refurbish? #LinkedInNewsUK Bridging Past and Present: Rethinking Retail Architecture for a Carbon-Zero Future 🏢🔄🌱 In the realm of urban development, the preservation of historical architecture often clashes with the demands of modernity. Yet, what if we could harmonise the old with the new, seamlessly blending tradition with innovation? Consider the notion of revitalising retail spaces: why should we demolish entire structures when we can preserve the essence of the past while embracing the technologies of the present? Imagine a retail building retaining its storied facade, a testament to bygone eras, while its interior embodies the cutting-edge principles of carbon neutrality and sustainability. Embracing Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), we can reimagine architecture as a bridge between heritage and progress. Through innovative techniques such as hybrid structures, we can honor historical significance while constructing carbon-zero environments that meet the needs of today. Such an approach not only preserves cultural heritage but also fosters sustainability, addressing the pressing concerns of our time. It invites us to rethink the very essence of urban renewal, emphasising continuity and connection across generations. As architects, developers, and urban planners, let us challenge the status quo and envision a future where the past informs the present, and innovation coexists with tradition. Together, we can create retail spaces that serve as both a testament to history and a beacon of sustainability for generations to come. Marks and Spencer Oxford Street is a landmark beautiful site I would love to see the facade preserved. #SustainableArchitecture #UrbanDevelopment #HeritagePreservation #Innovation #CarbonNeutral #ModernMethodsOfConstruction #RetailRevitalisation #MMC #offsiteconstruction

To raze or refurbish? #LinkedInNewsUK I assume the biggest factor to either raze or refurbish comes down to cost. If it's a listed building in a structural sound condition, then I'd choose refurbishment all day long. But, to regenerate areas and to bring buildings up to date with the latest technologies fit for the future and expansion of the business, which also, supports the growing capacity of the area, I'd be choosing rebuild. When a company rebuilds, its quite a statement of their presence in the market place. Grander, bolder, re-imagined. Not the old store, with the same old things inside, but a new store, with a new perspective to serve the people of the area, and to attract new customers. Redesign the building to stand out, not just to other businesses in the area, but as a statement to redevelop all areas and cities in the UK. When we look around the world at the cities of the future, the UK is decades behind. We don't want to destroy the buildings that give character to our history, but if buildings are just modern day blocks, let's show the world that our cities are rising from the ground. Extending buildings, doesn't show a new imagination, but, building higher and grander to all buildings shows we are Great Britain 🤷♂️ That's my opinion anyway! 😂😊

To raze or refurbish? Companies, developers, and councils face tough decisions when asked this question in most UK cities. I can see both sides of the argument with the M&S project in London. From a biased perspective, I may be leaning slightly over the refurbishment side, as that's where most of our work is from. Modernisation has its place, especially if buildings are no longer fit for purpose. However, I also believe that developers are too eager to modernise at the expense of the character of some amazing buildings in these cities. #LinkedInNewsUK