The brief for the company’s new office headquarters evolved significantly during the design process. As the company operates at the forefront of technological innovation, the spatial design had to adapt in parallel with their changing needs. Like their Milan headquarters, the interior embraces a bold black-and-white palette. Transparent glass partitions carve out distinct zones while preserving a sense of openness, allowing the entire fifth floor to be perceived as one cohesive environment. The removal of the suspended ceiling contributes to a minimalistic and honest aesthetic.

On the upper floor, the suspended ceiling was also removed to enhance the sense of openness within the spacious offices, which line a corridor facing an expansive terrace. This outdoor area acts as a decompression zone: a quiet, open-air retreat that contrasts with the focused, high-tech atmosphere of the interior. The design of the terrace, was developed in collaboration with gardener Massimo Villa, who selected suitable plant species and created a perimeter of woven willow branches. This adds a rich layer of natural texture to the terrace, which offers a unique view over the historic Citadel of Turin and the city’s contemporary skyline.

Project by Corinna Cappa and Maria Venco

Landscaping: Giardini Villa

Photo credit: Davide Bellucca