CCCWall by Kengo Kuma in Milan the work and its double

“Ceramic Casalgrande Cloud” premiere with a suggestive anticipation virtual at the Milan design week.
A veil floating organza, transparent and light is set to divide the more secluded and quiet courtyard between the spaces set up at the State University of Milan, at the events organized by Think Tank Interior. The organza chosen to represent the concept of partition of the space is, at the same time, supple material, the bearer of mutability and ambivalence: each gentle gust of wind is enough to move, each beam of light to penetrate and make it shine.

It is with the company installing CCCWall Casalgrande Po and Master Kengo Kuma affirmed their presence important appointment Milanese Fuorisalone 2010. If the day is setting up diaphanous vision and evanescent, placed two separate gardens ideal – similar and dissimilar, with white ceramic tiles and marble stones – is at sunset that magic takes shape, revealing to viewers the game luminisitico and geometric tiles of ceramics that make up the “Casalgrande Ceramic Cloud. Projected on the veil of organza, semi-transparent and continuous movement, says the story of the day and spend hours on architecture real story condensed illusive original video work created by Visual Studio that arose a wonderful visual effect.

The installation – made of materials and signs suggestive light and shadow are projected – is an abstraction of the first architectural work carried out in Italy by Kengo Kuma currently being completed at the headquarters of Casalgrande Valley, where a large slab of ceramic filtering device divides dell’allestimento like Milan, the circular space of a large roundabout. Experience building complex that has seen the company not only to choose, with vision, the master Kengo Kuma and his staff as key stakeholders, assisted by Mario Nanni Viabizzuno of light for the project, but also involve universities, Faculty of Architecture of Ferrara and Syracuse in the figures of teachers and Luigi Alfonso Acocella Alini, thus initiating an innovative process of interaction between production company, culture of design, research and university education.