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Zaha Hadid Architects
A rigorous aesthetic generates a harmonious relationship between nature and technical prowess in this luxury residence on a human scale.
This urban development project from CityLife in Milan, on a site formerly occupied by the Fiera, redesigns a portion of the city on a human scale, offering broad green spaces and an extensive network of pedestrian walkways, characterized by a functional mix of homes, offices, stores, and leisure.
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Designed by Zaha Hadid and Daniel Libeskind, these homes are Citylife’s residential offering of A-Class certified luxury residences, in close proximity to the historical city and with a large new public park that extends some 173,000 sq. m.
Against this backdrop, Penthouse One-11 is one of the flagship penthouses of the Zaha Hadid-designed homes. Distributed on two levels, it offers floorspace of more than 280 sq. m, plus a further 130 sq. m of terracing.
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Milano Contract District did the penthouse’s interior design, creating a layout that fosters the concept of continuity and spatial flow between the various rooms, mirrored through the horizontal and vertical coverings of furnishings and masonry.
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At the same time, materials and colors define and design the home’s different spaces, generating strongly-characterized zones in a project that offers variety while at the same time providing a form of uniformity through a strict aesthetic harmony created through an admixture of natural and technical prowess.
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Glazed exterior walls provide access to the outside terraced space, leading to views that open up over the city, the park and the new buildings in the CityLife Business & Shopping District.