Anna Positano lives and works in Genoa, Italy. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, in private galleries and public institutions. Alongside her artistic and research practice, she works under commission for architects and magazines.
LOCATION: Genoa, Italy
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De Amicis 154 by Giovanni Vaccarini Architects reinterprets a small part of Pescara’s urban fabric with a fresh and creative approach. The design fits neatly into its surroundings while creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere. Although I could not locate many external details, the project’s concept and design intent are clear from the available description.
In the bustling core of Genoa, just steps from the historic center, CIRCOLO-A has transformed a flat into a space of striking duality. This renovation project adapts seamlessly to two distinct purposes: as a personal sanctuary for the client and as an appealing property for real estate investment.
In the hills of Genoa’s San Teodoro neighborhood, The Swing House by CIRCOLO-A tells a story of timeless charm and fresh beginnings. Once a traditional fishermen’s home, built from stone and reclaimed ship wood, this house has been passed down through generations.
The VB house is located in the center of Florence, in Santa Croce neighborhood. The project works on the internal distribution of space to host its two young owners, and part of their professional activity.
CIRCOLO-A, the architecture studio led by Simone Ierardi, has recently completed the new office space for Ecom, the Swiss multinational among the global leaders in green coffee trading.
“The Hole with the House Around” is the house designed by ELASTICOFarm for a young chef. The project originated from the renovation of a residential building from the 1970s
The Hermitage was born from experimentation with a simple and modular system, made entirely of wood, that responds to environmental and social needs starting with minimalist living and with a relationship to nature.
The “House for a sea dog” is accessed through a small door, 300 years old. The white lime that defines the narrow walls leads to the discovery of a space that
