Thomas Phifer is a New York architect who lived in Rome for a short time. During his career he had the opportunity to build various exhibition structures and some private homes. Although the factors involved in designing a museum structure are very different from those of a private home, it is possible to find some recurring traits in Phifer’s architecture. Two of these are certainly the great attention to the choice of materials and the use of light as a real design element.
Interview with Greg Lomas, founder with Will Foster of Foster Lomas Architects.
Actually the interview with Silvia Camporesi was carried out a few months ago. One of the reasons we publish it today is certainly the fact that with this interview we wanted to mark the beginning of a slow mutation of The Tree Mag: from a magazine of architecture to a place where you can find a vantage point on certain aspects of contemporaneity.
An all-round architect, Simone Subissati trained at the Florentine School, where he was influenced by the Radical movement and in particular by two of his exponents, Remo Buti and Gianni Pettena.
The number sixty-nine is more than a sexually coded reference, which was not the inspiration for designing this space. However, neither the number sixty-nine nor the colors used are random. The inspiration for the interior and its numeric theme were paintings.
Tini® is prefabricated modules made in Spain in 60 days and transported to any location. Each model comes ready-to-use and is fully furnished.
Good design should be self-explanatory of its usability but shouldn’t limit this. This was a major aspect when creating Bars desk.
PIVÅ by Karl Andersson & Söner is an extensive family of sculptural steady tables, inspired by majestic trees and the shape of the transition where the trunk meets the ground.
Lorenzo Zandri was born in Rome in 1992. He is a young photographer who trained as an architect and preferred to build images rather than things.
Today, for both work and personal related reasons, he lives between Paris and London and travels play a great role in his work. Lorenzo Zandri has a cultured style explicitly turned to the past, but all this is not the aim of his work but only the means to discover the human dimension of the subjects he portrays.
Aldo Amoretti is an architect who at some point in his life decided to change his profession and to find a link with architecture from a completely different point of view, that of the photographer.
