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Reverso

Boffetto Collection

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Location	Milano, Italy
Client	Boffetto srl
Date	2019
Dimensions	nd
Budget	nd
Commission	Product development
Design	Arx srl
Credits	Arx archive

At the heart of the collection is an innovative concept based on flexibility and continuous evolution. The meaning of a furnishing component lies in the desire to consider it a variable and dynamic element in everyday use. In fact, the Latin word reverso means “to overturn”, already declaring a dynamic effect of the furnishing element. The collection – consisting of a table and a bookcase – allows the user to choose the most suitable use. The flexibility of use of these complements is also found in the materials, demonstrating the important role of the user as an active subject in the aesthetic definition: painted steel, chromed steel, ceramic, wood, mirror. By rotating the table along its axis, it can be used as a support surface or as a mirror. The Reverso Table has an opaque surface which, together with its mirror counterpart, gives dynamism to the apparently static object. The Reverso Bookcase is composed of fixed and dynamic elements that allow various compositions of the bookcase by combining contrasting materials.

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WIN

2023 – I PRIZE

ARX wins the first prize for the award of the integrated design contract, the coordination of safety in the planning phase and the implementation of the works of the new Casa Comunale in the Municipality of San Cascino in Val di Pesa, with Consorzio GST Appalti e Costruzioni.

The project involves the construction of the new municipal building in the basement of the car park called “Ex Stianti”, which will incorporate a series of services currently located in separate locations and then is an opportunity for a general reorganization of municipal activities. The building, which will occupy a building area of 1800 mq, will then be built in elevation of 3 levels, from the plan of cover of the north-east wing of the current building intended for public parking with access from viale Terracini and to the side of the retaining wall of viale Corsini. […] […]

https://www.arxnet.net/project/nuova-casa-comunale/