Delighted to be working with Pardini Hall Architecture, they have recently completed a timber-based new training centre for the football team Como 1907, a wood-clad oasis where design meets serene, light-filled spaces to nurture and inspire emerging football talents.
Based in Italy and London their ethos for every project is to create buildings that are energy-efficient, resource-conscious, and environmentally responsible. Their approach to sustainable architecture prioritises energy efficiency, resource conservation, and healthy indoor air quality—whether designing new structures or working on the retrofit of existing buildings. Materials are expertly specified for quality, durability, sustainability and whenever possible low carbon.
The practice is committed to a holistic approach to sustainable design, which extends beyond their projects to include the environmental impact of their own operations. They support and promote local sustainability practices, reinforcing their belief in long-term, eco-conscious architecture at every scale.
Como 1907 Training Centre is featured in e-architect.
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