Centro Direzionale via dell'Arte
ItalyCompany Name: Coiver Contract Centro srl
Project description
The directional center in Via Dell’Arte 25 consists of 3 elegant and functional buildings dating back to the 70s. It is located in the prestigious EUR district which is one of the most important and famous tertiary poles of the capital. Building B, the largest of the buildings with about 20,000 square meters of offices, was the first to be completely refinished, with the aim of recovering the architectural features of the facades and modernizing the interior spaces, making them more functional and flexible to the typical needs of contemporary workplaces. The complex offers high standards in terms of both technology and aesthetics, with advanced design solutions and systems – based on maximum energy efficiency and very low environmental impact – aiming at achieving the prestigious international LEED Gold certification.
Contractor
Coiver Contract Centro srl
COIVER CONTRACT has been operating in the building sector for over three decades, working, in particular, with interior finishings. During this period, thanks to the interventions made in big jobsites, it achieved an excellent level of knowledge in the dry systems sector, consolidating a continuous and profitable partnership with Saint-Gobain Gyproc. COIVER CONTRACT offers a “Made in Italy” service based on innovative technical and architectural solutions, with attention to details and customer budget needs. The headquarters is located in Cormano, close to Milan. The offices and production facilities are located in an area of over 4,000 square meters. The secondary offices in Rome and Turin complete the territorial presence.
Key Achievements
- Aesthetic requalification of the interior spaces of the historic building
- Improvement of the acoustic absorption of existing historic spaces
- Air quality improvement in closed environments
- LEED GOLD certification
Key Challenges
- – The applicator has molded the ceilings following the shapes of the existing structures, creating a customized layout.
- The objectives were:
– High aesthetic impact for an optimal match with the planned design
– High sound absorption for a greater working comfort in the open spaces