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Triennale Voce

Voce is a new space in the Triennale dedicated to music and sound—designed for listening and showcasing auditory experiences. Originally designed by Giovanni Muzio, the space has been reimagined as a cathedral of sound, featuring an altar of loudspeakers. With acoustic design by Giorgio Di Salvo, lighting by Anonima Luci, and furniture by Philippe Malouin, Voce offers an immersive journey where architecture, sound, and light converge.

A RESIDENTIAL ATTIC IN A FORMER INDUSTRIAL BUILDING IN MILAN

The conversion of a former industrial space into a residential attic for a collector of art in Milan

FRENCH ACTOR LAMBERT WILSON’S APARTMENT. A STAGE IN PARIS

A domestic setting of prospective deductions between architecture, art and music, where Tremlett’s wall-drawing “Music for My Eyes” dialogues with the interior project.

PURE ILLUSION. THE RENOVATION OF A PRIVATE APARTMENT

“Art and Architecture in conversation. A triplet of mirrors seemed to reflect into infinity, although, in fact, it was cutouts in the walls bringing the three rooms together”(Suzy Menkes, The New York Times)

SURFACES THAT VIBRATE WITH NATURE. A PRIVATE APARTMENT IN ENGADIN

“To counterbalance the visual vertigo of the living room – two glass sides that literally enter the landscape in the house – the designer has created a box effect by coating the walls, floors, ceiling, which makes the space more soft and welcoming” (Sara Banti, LIVING 2014 – Corriere della Sera)

Caffè Triennale | a renovation project at Triennale Milano

The project follows principles of sustainability and energy efficiency and gives a central role to greenery, through the creation of a space enriched by numerous plants and thanks to a new perspective opened from the entrance of the museum towards the Parco Sempione.