THE PROJECT
A 1970s apartment in Milan. A fragmented floor plan, 155 square meters. Atelierzero chose not to adapt what already existed, but to start from scratch: partitions were demolished, and the space was redesigned as an open, continuous domestic landscape. Two connected units—the main apartment and an adjacent studio—unified by a shared color scheme and materials. The hallway, reimagined as a portico, ceases to be a transit space and becomes the focal point of the entire sequence.
THE PROJECT
A 1970s apartment in Milan. A fragmented floor plan, 155 square meters. Atelierzero chose not to adapt what already existed, but to start from scratch: partitions were demolished, and the space was redesigned as an open, continuous domestic landscape. Two connected units—the main apartment and an adjacent studio—unified by a shared color scheme and materials. The hallway, reimagined as a portico, ceases to be a transit space and becomes the focal point of the entire sequence.
TECHNICAL DATA
System
Versatile Originale
Woody species
Oak Terra - chalk white
Glass
Single-pane
Uw (W/m²K)
1,0
DIARIO DI CANTIERE
THE WINDOWS
Versatile Originale in TERRA oak, oil-finished.
The custom-designed box, in the same finish, houses the roller blind system and blends seamlessly into the drop ceiling. Coordinating sills and jambs complete the opening: the frame, box, jambs, and sills become a single element, blending into the overall composition of the space.
In the adjacent study, Versatile Originale in chalk white lacquer. Same geometry, light finish to harmonize with a richer color palette of brick red and midnight blue, while maintaining consistency with the main apartment.
That Z Show
Place
Milan
Project
Atelier Zero
Photograph
Specchi Studio
