Federico Delrosso design zero yacht _ Open space on the water _ miami FL

This catamaran was built in 1991 (55 feet in length) by the glorious Lagoon yacht-building company, known for its Oracle trimaran that won the coveted America’s Cup in 2010. The job of restyling the racing yacht was a kind of athletic challenge in itself. Any jeopardising of the vessel’s sailing performance with any alterations to the structural characteristics of the boat was clearly to be avoided. “We wanted to transform the yacht into a modern, manageable sailing vessel,” relates the architect Federico Delrosso, for this project which took him to the coasts of Miami. The yacht was placed in dry dock, dismantled, and completely redesigned, its appearance overhauled through an interplay of black,

A new video interview with Federico Delrosso in the Molteni&C windows

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A new video interview with Federico Delrosso in the Molteni&C windows

WindowTalk are the video interviews to the protagonists of the contemporary architecture, in the window shopping of Molteni&C, realized with the media partnership

Made Expo 2013 Milan_ Federico Delrosso design the Tabu stand

Federico Delrosso designed the Tabu stand for the 2013 MADE exhibition - Milan, keeping in mind the paramount importance of the performance of slim35mm, an ultra-narrow floor plank, using it for the flooring, the furnishing, the walls and the ceilings.

A new publication for Federico Delrosso - SALON (ukrainian magazine) october 2013

A new publication for Federico Delrosso _ SALON (ukrainian magazine) october 2013.

house mm _ biella IT

This villa is laid out on a single floor and is characterized by a large wholly transparent volume which unites two apparently distinct bodies, one for the living

Ottagono and marmocode, the new faces of stone designed by Federico Delrosso

         

Marmocode in this month's issue of the design and architecture magazine OTTAGONO (10_2013).
The new faces of stone!
Federico Delrosso has partnered with Guido Ariotti at Ariottimarmi to create Marmocode, a multilayer material from marble waste. Similar colour groups are cut crossways to the slab, to reveal different patterns.
Marmocode can be made into blocks