
Furla Headquarter, Florence
Italy
Furla Progetto Italia, is an industrial architecture and office project integrated into nature, where quality of workplaces and sustainability meet the landscape.
Client
Furla Progetto Italia, FC Immobiliare S.p.A.
Geography
Status
Year
2017 - 2021
Area Size
Total area: 43.000 sqm; green area: 16.000 sqm of which 900 sqm wall unit
Partners
GEZA, Biagini & Bracciali - Studio di Ingegneria, Arch. Clemems Kusch, Consilium srl Servizi d'Ingegneria
Key project datas
150 trees of which 70 Cupressus sempervirens, 13.500 sqm meadows, 1.100 sqm shrubs
Furla Progetto Italia, is an industrial architecture and office project integrated into nature, where quality of workplaces and sustainability meet the landscape.
Client
Furla Progetto Italia, FC Immobiliare S.p.A.
Geography
Status
Year
2017 - 2021
Area Size
Total area: 43.000 sqm; green area: 16.000 sqm of which 900 sqm wall unit
Partners
GEZA, Biagini & Bracciali - Studio di Ingegneria, Arch. Clemems Kusch, Consilium srl Servizi d'Ingegneria
Key project datas
150 trees of which 70 Cupressus sempervirens, 13.500 sqm meadows, 1.100 sqm shrubs

ph. Fernando Guerra

ph. Fernando Guerra



ph. Fernando Guerra

ph. Fernando Guerra


Furla Progetto Italia, an industrial architecture and office project integrated into nature, where quality of workplaces and sustainability meet the landscape. The new Furla Factory, built in Tavarnelle Val di Pesa (Florence), is immersed in the Chianti area.
The project deals with a fundamental theme: the inclusion of architecture for industry in the Italian landscape and it offers an opportunity to rethink the quality of the workplace. Architecture and Nature merge from North to South and from East to West, creating a relationship with the typical elements of the Chianti landscape, made up of hilly views, ancient villages and small agricultural hamlets.
The landscaping follows the image of the surroundings and takes on their unique features. That reflects in the choice of native, perennial, and low-maintenance species with low water requirements pertinent to the local climate. A large group of centuries-old oak trees was preserved and enhanced to create the car park, which strives for maximum naturalness and integration with the nearby forest. The synergy between landscape and architecture enriches the attractiveness of the new plant and allows people to reconnect with nature, even at work. A decision that improves the well-being of the users of these places, who can enjoy the beauty that surrounds them.
Office
People
Valerio BozzoliAndreas KiparFrancesca Villa Cecilia Ricci, Laura Mantegazza, Gianna Galgani
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