- YearGenuary 2023 - June 2023
- LocationLocorotondo, Bari [Italy]
- DesignerAlessia Angelini
- ClientCompany
- Photo CreditsIolanda Romanazzo
Project Description
In an old family knitwear factory, just a few steps from the historic centre of Locorotondo, the Osteopathic Studio Iolanda Romanazzo was established in a completely renovated space, ready to welcome anyone who needs to live better and in serenity with and in their body.
These premises represent for Dr. Iolanda family, tradition, roots. The internal redesigning of these 55 square metres has resulted in a large waiting room, two well-soundproofed studies, a bathroom with ante-bathroom, and a long corridor connecting the various rooms through flush doors that create continuity, eliminating the superfluous and trying not to 'reveal' anything until the very end. The focal point of this project can only be the use of colours, in particular sage green, fresh and relaxing, and terra di Siena for the corridor, almost surprising and of unquestionable character, perfect for giving the necessary warmth, both nuances fully recalling our territory. With a colour block layout, the colours give character to the individual rooms, differentiating their functions. In a study whose main objective is the wellbeing of the end user, the sustainability of the materials cannot be underestimated, particularly the choice of laying cork (Granorte) as flooring, a material as common as it is innovative: fireproof, durable, biodegradable and above all hypoallergenic.
These premises represent for Dr. Iolanda family, tradition, roots. The internal redesigning of these 55 square metres has resulted in a large waiting room, two well-soundproofed studies, a bathroom with ante-bathroom, and a long corridor connecting the various rooms through flush doors that create continuity, eliminating the superfluous and trying not to 'reveal' anything until the very end. The focal point of this project can only be the use of colours, in particular sage green, fresh and relaxing, and terra di Siena for the corridor, almost surprising and of unquestionable character, perfect for giving the necessary warmth, both nuances fully recalling our territory. With a colour block layout, the colours give character to the individual rooms, differentiating their functions. In a study whose main objective is the wellbeing of the end user, the sustainability of the materials cannot be underestimated, particularly the choice of laying cork (Granorte) as flooring, a material as common as it is innovative: fireproof, durable, biodegradable and above all hypoallergenic.
