the Mosquito: solar panels installations, Desio, Milan, 2011
We propose a contemporary design and architecture for our proposals for the temporary architectures at the Kernel Festival, in the park of Villa Tittoni in Desio. Our approach is inspired by the shapes, the imagination and the way of thinking of a digital environment and paradigm, through a non standard attitude, parametric geometry and lighting. Our design for the space of the office and the communication, the MOSQUITO, is though as a covered work environment open to the public and the park. The photovoltaic panels, sustained by alight iron rod structure, provide energy, shadow or lighting (through neon lamps), and wrap a "familiar" environment in the nature. A pallets platform, becoming tables and furniture, defines the spaces, hosts the electrical and digital information, the ambient lighting. We want the communication space to become a recognisable and both technologic and friendly place at the same time.
About Me
gianluca milesi architecture, Milan, New York Born in 1962, Gianluca Milesi lives and works in Milan and New York. He works with a multi-disciplinary and artistic approach to architecture with a particular attention to the digital culture environment and technology. He collaborated with different firms in Europe and United States as well as Vittoriano Vigano' in Milan and Peter Eisenman in New York. He developed and built, in Milan and in New York, several architectural projects for buildings, parks, interiors and works of research and experimentation in the digital environment and has participated in different international competitions with awards and publications. His work has been awarded and published in Italy, Europe, USA and Asia and exhibited internationally, including at the Venice Biennale 2000, at the Art of Italian Design in 2006, etc.. He taught at the Polytechnic of Milan and has been visiting critic at Pratt Institute and Columbia University in New York. Since 1997 his work is collected under the title science-architecture and since 2005 under the title gianluca milesi architecture. A solo exhibition: 'Spaced Out, Gianluca Milesi, architectural exercises', has been held at SESV (University of Florence) in Florence on May 2003. He is author of several articles for architectural magazines and of 'New York the Gap' a guide book on contemporary architecture in New York City published by Testo e Immagine and Marsilio Publishers. He is the curator of the architectural section of Mixedmedia, international Festival of Electronic Culture, Milan, May 2006. He is actually involved in the design and the construction of residential and industrial buildings. in commercial interior projects in Italy and in experimental projects and architectural competitions. gianluca milesi architecture: [login to view URL] , [login to view URL]
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