The offices of the Moët Hennessy group in Paris are characterised by a contemporary style, where beauty and well-being enhance personal growth, trust and sharing among employees.

The real star of the boardroom is the white Carrara marble counter: the marked veins of natural stone and the original lighting system that joins from the base define a real work of art.

Project: Barbarito Bancel Architectes
Photos: Alessandra Chemollo

The idea of the project was born from the desire to keep an industrial building in Rome in disuse since the 1950s, but modifying its volume to give it expressive force.

The characteristic that distinguishes this building is the upper floor envelope, which is composed of a continuous maxi-facade in glass with dynamic shapes.

To create the facade, the WS50 RG system was used with rolled profiles, which ensured the mirrors were correctly inclined.

It is one of the largest private clinics in Italy and the project deserves special attention since all the windows are connected to the ventilated stone facade and echo the spacing: the facades are made of structural glass and the facade on the entrance has a dual incline design, while the sunshade system has been applied on the facades and on the windows with aluminium shelves.