Roadhouse 1.0
Food Retail - Interior and exterior Design
Client: Cremonini Group
2017 - On going
Italy
Dal 2017, Centro Stile Milano Architetti collabora con il Gruppo Cremonini nella la realizzazione di nuovi format e punti vendita per il famoso marchio della ristorazione nel settore della carne.
Roadhouse Restaurant è stata la prima catena di steakhouse in Italia, sviluppata dal gruppo Cremonini dal 2001, che ne detiene la proprietà per l’Europa e attualmente offre un’ampia offerta di punti vendita “casual dining”.
CSMA ha collaborato nella realizzazione di numerosi ristoranti, offrendo consulenza nella progettazione, nello Styling e nella realizzazione sia degli interni che degli esterni.
Since 2017, Centro Stile Milano Architetti collaborates with Cremonini Group realizing new formats and several Roadhouse restaurants all over Italy. This is the most famous italian Steakhouse Chain and it’s developed by Cremonini Group starting from 2001, which owns the rights and ownership in Europe, offering a wide range of “casual dining” restaurants.
CSMA collaborates in the realization of several shops, offering desoign and styling consultancy of internal and external spaces.
Firehouse.
Headquarter of the Provincial Command of
Lecco’s Fire Brigade
Lecco, Italy
2019
La strategia di progetto nasce dall’esigenza di raccordare i due fronti principali: la sponda morbida e naturale del lago con il fronte stradale che si relaziona direttamente alla zona industriale. Questa contrapposizione di fronti necessita di un approccio differente per i differenti prospetti. L’ubicazione e l’orientamento dell’edificio
sono il risultato di uno studio mirato a combinare le risposte ai vincoli del sito e alle sue specifiche esigenze contestuali insieme a considerazioni legate ai percorsi di accesso, orientamento e soleggiamento. Le visuali verso il lago per una ottimale integrazione paesistico ambientale del complesso edilizio sono un ulteriore elemento di attenzione progettuale.
The strategy of the project born from the need of reconnect the teo main sides of the site: on one hand we have the morbid and natural shape of the lakeside, and on the other one there is the main extraurban street directly relate to the industrial site. This kind of contrast need a different approach on every view of the building. The position and the orientation of the structure are the result of precise analysis oriented to combine different solutions to all the contextual needs, considering also elements related to accesses, routes and the direction of the sunshines. Further focal element of the project is the study of the main views towards the lake for an optimal landscape integration.
Forest Hills.
Golf Club
Hotel and SPA.
International Competition - 1st. Price
Moskow, Russia
2019
Questo progetto si propone di espandere funzionalmente l’attuale campo da Golf “Forest Hills” situato a Dmitrovsky, a 41 km da Mosca. Il golf club è circondato da meravigliosi paesaggi naturali, con un caratteristico paesaggio collinare e una grande abbondanza di foreste: la committenza richiese la creazione di un golf resort d’élite. A pochi chilometri si trovano anche le delle rinomate piste sciistiche: Yakhroma, Volen e Sorochany aumenterebbero infatti l’attrattiva dell’infrastruttura del golf club anche durante la stagione invernale.
Il progetto prevede la realizzazione di un edificio attrezzato come albergo, business center e spa con annessi un solarium, un’area fitness, un ristorante e 20 villette da affittare per le vacanze.
Ad arricchire l’offerta sono predisposte anche 40 case in vendita, con annesso un ostello per personale, un complesso sportivo aperto e un ricco sistema di spazi ricreativi.
This project aims to functionally expand the current “Forest Hills” golf course located in Dmitrovsky, 41 km from Moscow. The golf club is surrounded by wonderful natural landscapes, with a characteristic hilly landscape and a great abundance of forests: the client requested the creation of an elite golf resort. A few kilometers away are also the famous ski slopes: Yakhroma, Volen and Sorochany would in fact increase the attractiveness of the golf club infrastructure even during the winter season.
The project involves the construction of a building equipped as a hotel, business center and spa with a solarium, a fitness area, a restaurant and
20 villas to rent for holidays.To enrich the offer, there are also 40 houses for sale, with an adjoining hostel for staff, an open sports complex and a rich system of recreational spaces.
Forest Hills.
Golf Club
Hotel and SPA.
International Competition - 1st. Price
Moskow, Russia
2019
Questo progetto si propone di espandere funzionalmente l’attuale campo da Golf “Forest Hills” situato a Dmitrovsky, a 41 km da Mosca. Il golf club è circondato da meravigliosi paesaggi naturali, con un caratteristico paesaggio collinare e una grande abbondanza di foreste: la committenza richiese la creazione di un golf resort d’élite. A pochi chilometri si trovano anche le delle rinomate piste sciistiche: Yakhroma, Volen e Sorochany aumenterebbero infatti l’attrattiva dell’infrastruttura del golf club anche durante la stagione invernale.
Il progetto prevede la realizzazione di un edificio attrezzato come albergo, business center e spa con annessi un solarium, un’area fitness, un ristorante e 20 villette da affittare per le vacanze.
Ad arricchire l’offerta sono predisposte anche 40 case in vendita, con annesso un ostello per personale, un complesso sportivo aperto e un ricco sistema di spazi ricreativi.
This project aims to functionally expand the current “Forest Hills” golf course located in Dmitrovsky, 41 km from Moscow. The golf club is surrounded by wonderful natural landscapes, with a characteristic hilly landscape and a great abundance of forests: the client requested the creation of an elite golf resort. A few kilometers away are also the famous ski slopes: Yakhroma, Volen and Sorochany would in fact increase the attractiveness of the golf club infrastructure even during the winter season.
The project involves the construction of a building equipped as a hotel, business center and spa with a solarium, a fitness area, a restaurant and
20 villas to rent for holidays.To enrich the offer, there are also 40 houses for sale, with an adjoining hostel for staff, an open sports complex and a rich system of recreational spaces.
Metro Station.
Moscow
Infrastructure, Metro Station
Competition - Client. Public Administration
Moscow, Russia - 2020
The station can help to provide an identity or symbol for the quartier, it can has a point of reference as well as a civic amenity for people who want to use the station’s facilities, also with plaza activity with gardens, seat ing platforms, common tables, paving graphics/water feature. Interpretation for the new metro station as an area development driver, a symbol of future growth. The treatment of the station cavern, this is a spacious cavern with dynamic arch and modern reinterpretation of the curves forms of the classical elements the compone many of historic station of the metro line in Moscow. The access area: The mezzanines are the main concourses linked to all installations an services, where ticket dispensers and offices are located. The station will offer an extraordinary feeling of spaciousness where passengers do not feel closed in and avall of all services close at hand. Effective organization of the space and clear design, including good lighting, create a reassuring passenger experience within the space.The project is commended for its: Clarity, Durability, Ease of maintenance, Simplicity, Spatial quality, Memorable image.Reflect the historic significance of the site. The result is a simple palette of hard-wearling materials: fair faced concrete, stainless steel and glass. This robust aesthetics is most pronounced at platform level. Most people prefer daylight. The contact with changing natural light is psychologically and architecturally important.Daylight is what we put inside the spaces with its variations in accord from what happened outside, this is a key issue.It’s possible to remember and celebrate its legacy, didactic signage should be used to tell the story and show how the site has changed over the time. “Nogatinskoe”, “Nogatino” and, probably the settlement name derived from the word “nogaty” (Arab silver dirhams cut in half or in four pieces that were collected from merchant caravans), we mentioned this historical memory in the composition of the arches, where each module is marked by four divisions that become legible throughout the structure.
The station can help to provide an identity or symbol for the quartier, it can has a point of reference as well as a civic amenity for people who want to use the station’s facilities, also with plaza activity with gardens, seat ing platforms, common tables, paving graphics/water feature. Interpretation for the new metro station as an area development driver, a symbol of future growth. The treatment of the station cavern, this is a spacious cavern with dynamic arch and modern reinterpretation of the curves forms of the classical elements the compone many of historic station of the metro line in Moscow.
The access area: The mezzanines are the main concourses linked to all installations an services, where ticket dispensers and offices are located. The station will offer an extraordinary feeling of spaciousness where passengers do not feel closed in and avall of all services close at hand. Effective organization of the space and clear design, including good lighting, create a reassuring passenger experience within the space.
The project is commended for its: Clarity, Durability, Ease of maintenance, Simplicity, Spatial quality, Memorable image.
Reflect the historic significance of the site. The result is a simple palette of hard-wearling materials: fair faced concrete, stainless steel and glass. This robust aesthetics is most pronounced at platform level. Most people prefer daylight. The contact with changing natural light is psychologically and architecturally important.
Daylight is what we put inside the spaces with its variations in accord from what happened outside, this is a key issue.
It’s possible to remember and celebrate its legacy, didactic signage should be used to tell the story and show how the site has changed over the time. “Nogatinskoe”, “Nogatino” and, probably the settlement name derived from the word “nogaty” (Arab silver dirhams cut in half or in four pieces that were collected from merchant caravans), we mentioned this historical memory in the composition of the arches, where each module is marked by four divisions that become legible throughout the structure.
The architecture of the station is the result of these concepts: Simplicity Functionality Aestethics to provide an identity and a symbol between the station and the surrounding area, both for aboveground and underground parts.
Single grand volume, the concept offers a high degree of flexibily for future change. The curved forms of the spaces are expressive of the enormous forces they are designed to wishstand.
It’s a standard pylon station with an island platform.
We decided not to hide the massive pillars and instead establish contrast between them and the airy ceiling to emphasize tectonics of the vault and make it more diverse by rhyming the light fixtures with the form of the pylons.
The gallery with the curved panels while its geometric perforation with the light inside contextualize the station within its cultural environment.
The overall composition resembles pattern generated as waves that you can see in the river nearby where multiple frequencies and repetition generate complex natural formations and is also linked to the idea of the historical relationship of the area with the presence of water. The station applies a discrete subset of elements wich are correlates through repetition, symmetry and scaling: optimizing the design while simplify technical challenges without compromising spatial quality of design ambition. Another formal reference is also to the iconic hexagonal window of the house of the architect Konstantin Melnikov, the only element repeated throughout the curved façade following the strict geometric layout of the elements.
To maintain the created image, we think to use simple rectangular station name plaques on the station walls.
Use of adaptive artificial lighting and natural light in the station design.
Inside, the station is configured with clear and categorical spaces, they incorporate a reduced range of materials, colors and elements related to the structure; the services and operation are all integrated into the architecture so that understanding its operation and orientation is easy and intuitive for its users.
An iconography and signage project will be developed, ensuring a clear identity for the entire station.
This is what emerge in the city. This is the street architecture, we decided to cover the new entrance with a canopy to protect against rain, wind and snow, the main feauture of wich are steel and glass, shelter cover the open space to create an open protected place for the people.
The architecture of the station is the result of these concepts: Simplicity Functionality Aestethics to provide an identity and a symbol between the station and the surrounding area, both for aboveground and underground parts.
Single grand volume, the concept offers a high degree of flexibily for future change. The curved forms of the spaces are expressive of the enormous forces they are designed to wishstand.
It’s a standard pylon station with an island platform.
We decided not to hide the massive pillars and instead establish contrast between them and the airy ceiling to emphasize tectonics of the vault and make it more diverse by rhyming the light fixtures with the form of the pylons.
The gallery with the curved panels while its geometric perforation with the light inside contextualize the station within its cultural environment. The overall composition resembles pattern generated as waves that you can see in the river nearby where multiple frequencies and repetition generate complex natural formations and is also linked to the idea of the historical relationship of the area with the presence of water. The station applies a discrete subset of elements wich are correlates through repetition, symmetry and scaling: optimizing the design while simplify technical challenges without compromising spatial quality of design ambition. Another formal reference is also to the iconic hexagonal window of the house of the architect Konstantin Melnikov, the only element repeated throughout the curved façade following the strict geometric layout of the elements.
To maintain the created image, we think to use simple rectangular station name plaques on the station walls.
Use of adaptive artificial lighting and natural light in the station design.
Inside, the station is configured with clear and categorical spaces, they incorporate a reduced range of materials, colors and elements related to the structure; the services and operation are all integrated into the architecture so that understanding its operation and orientation is easy and intuitive for its users.
An iconography and signage project will be developed, ensuring a clear identity for the entire station.
This is what emerge in the city. This is the street architecture, we decided to cover the new entrance with a canopy to protect against rain, wind and snow, the main feauture of wich are steel and glass, shelter cover the open space to create an open protected place for the people.
