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 The participants in this round table discussion led by Giorgio Tartaro are architect Gianandrea Barreca, Alessandro Gandolfo of the Gavio Group, Alessandro De Grandis, partner of Fondamenta Srl, and Davide di Marcantonio and Paolo Amoretti of Corradi.

The year 2023 opens the door wide to a new trend, a synthesis of further styles that in the past months have winked at minimalism, natural materials, and feeling good in the domestic space: as temples of wellbeing, houses become places to enjoy everyday life as well as to plan the future.
 

Four exceptional protagonists - Susanna Tradati from studio Nemesi, Egidio Gabellini from Velaria, Walter Bellosi from Officina della Casa 1946 and Davide Di Marcantonio Commercial Director Italy of Corradi - are the stars of the round table led by Giorgio Tartaro, on innovation in outdoor architectural design and future scenarios.
 

With the arrival of the winter season, side closures for pergolas are an excellent solution for continuing to enjoy outdoor spaces protected from rain and cold.

All it takes to furnish the outside for a B&B is a few important things. With the right atmosphere, items and accessories, it is possible to create a welcoming space that truly embodies the intended mood.
 

The importance of dialogue and networking in construction and architecture. These were the cornerstones for the first of the ten round tables that took place at the Corradi Cinema Lounge last September during the Venice Film Festival.
 

Bioclimatic blade-system roof pergolas are unique structures designed to allow the microclimate to be controlled through heat exchange with the surrounding environment.
 

Between the modern and the historic, contemporary outdoor spaces can be found in the patios of old buildings and give new life to disused structures, generating spaces for sharing and with great architectural charm.