This building is designed by Valerio Olgiati architect, located in Zernez, Switzerland. This project are collaborated with Aldo Duelli (project manager office Olgiati), Fabrizio Ballabio, Theo Barmettler, Pascal Flammer, Herwig Lins, Sara Wiedenbeck by the client Swiss National Parc, Zernez. This building is built during 2006-2008 with the construction supervisor Rico Stupan, Architectura DC SA, [...]

The building is built from the Armour Institute and Lewis Institute merged in Chicago to create the Illinois Institute of Technology. The mixing of school called or a new master plan for the university, and Mies van der Rohe was commissioned for the job. Mies' plan for the IIT campus was one of the largest [...]

This tower is built in 2007 at the Capital Airport in Berlin to serve the whole region and far beyond the boundaries of the construction site beyond. This tower has 31 meters and its function is welcoming sight for visitors approaching by land or passengers on plane. Programmatically, the building is a observation tower [...]

This restaurant is made by Malcotti Roussey architects. Located in Salins-les-Bains, France in 2009. As the structural engineering Cetel and the gorgeous pictures are taken by Nicolas Waltefaugle. The place is in the ancient saline that partially destroyed. Now the location is near from the museum in of Salins-les-Bains. In 2007 there is one accident that [...]

This school is designed by Chartier and Dalix Architectes located in Aubervilliers (93), France. The project is done in 2010 by the client Conseil Géneral du 93 – DBD. E.P.D.C. is as the engineering with 154 sqm project area. The wonderful pictures are taken by Mathieu Janand. This school is built in suburb Paris inside the [...]

Built on narrow plot, this house has ultra modern style and has prominent appearance among the vintage neighborhoods. The space house building composition is open volume and has light structure. With basic white interior and exterior color, with box-like form, this modern townhouse has interesting...

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If you still remember our previous post for Massimo Iosa Ghini’s South Face installation in Milan last year, it is time for you to have a second thought and option when designing a vertical green for your project.

+ Project description courtesy of Massimo Iosa Ghini

South Face is a solution for a wide range of uses: perfect, for instance as a facade, wall or partitioning wall it finds its habitat in both urban and private settings. The system consists in a modular insulating wall made in hollow eco-concrete elements to which a substrate has been added to house a thick and scenic vegetation. The facade turns into a real and proper vertical garden, which absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere and thermally insulates the inside rooms.

Declining a "rough" material like concrete into a typical Massimo Iosa Ghini soft touch is just as fascinating as its vertical modularity for eco-sustainable metropolitan gardens. South Face perfectly represents il Cantiere's mission: investing in production and project research to take concrete into unexplored settings.

+ Project credits

Design: Massimo Iosa Ghini
Year 2010
Company: II Cantiere