The Travel Store

This 1970's villa is now being transformed into a travel store. It is part of an architectural concept of free lines.
Create openings with continuous lines, which are drawn through the openspace partitioning to then materialize arches. Each element of this space is inspired by the curvature of our arches, in order to cause a subliminal redundancy.

This subtlety stems from this superposition of shapes, half-concave, half-convex, which stand out through complementary materials.

In other words, it is the design of our furniture that traces this layout on different scales, thus giving curves to this space.

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