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OUR KNOW-HOW
It is not only what we know how to do.
It is how we approach what we have never done before.
Every project begins from a different source. It may start with an intuition, something we observe, a material to explore, or an architect’s design.
Before becoming matter, it passes through our way of thinking and making.
WE OBSERVE. WE IMAGINE. WE DEVELOP. WE MAKE.
OUR KNOW-HOW
It is not only what we know how to do.
It is how we approach what we have never done before.
Every project begins from a different source. It may start with an intuition, something we observe, a material to explore, or an architect’s design.
Before becoming matter, it passes through our way of thinking and making.
WE OBSERVE. WE IMAGINE.
WE DEVELOP. WE MAKE.
OBSERVE
Before we build, we observe.
A material, an object, a detail or an architect’s project can become the starting point. We look at them for what they are, but also for what they could become.
We compare materials, proportions, surfaces and construction possibilities. Sometimes the solution comes from what already exists; other times, from an experiment or from the limits of the material itself.
To observe means to gather information before choosing a direction.
IMAGINE
Every project must be imagined before it can be built.
We start from what we have observed and try to see beyond it: a different proportion, a detail, a joint, a material used in an unexpected way.
Sometimes the idea comes from us; other times, it comes from an architect’s or designer’s project. In either case, we look for a way to turn it into something that can truly exist.
To imagine means to give a first form to something that does not yet exist.
DEVELOP
An idea must be put to the test before it can become a project.
We build prototypes and test joints, profiles, proportions, materials and technical solutions. We test, modify and test again until every element finds its balance.
Not everything works at the first attempt. Even tests that do not become a final solution become part of our knowledge and may prove useful in a future project.
To develop means to transform an idea into a possible solution.
MAKE
At a certain point, what we have imagined and developed must become material.
We work with wood and other materials, combining craftsmanship, precision and technology. Every operation is part of a process in which design and making continue to inform each other.
Even during production, we observe, test and, when necessary, make adjustments. Because making does not simply mean executing what has been designed.
To make means to transform a solution into something that truly exists.
AND EACH TIME, WE LEARN SOMETHING NEW.
A solution, a test, a mistake, a detail or an insight discovered along the way becomes part of our experience, ready to be used or transformed in a future project.
And this is how our know-how continues to grow.
With dedication.
AND EACH TIME, WE LEARN SOMETHING NEW.
A solution, a test, a mistake, a detail or an insight discovered along the way becomes part of our experience, ready to be used or transformed in a future project.
And this is how our know-how continues to grow.
