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ACTIU Berbegal y Formas, S.A.
STUDIO NEXT-A
July 2024 | 25 minutes

Studio Amati S.r.l, a historic engineering and architecture firm in Rome, led by architects and partners, Giuseppe Losurdo, Romina Sambucci and Francesco Abbati, has left its historic headquarters in the Parioli district of Rome to move to a new space in the southern quadrant of the capital. A space of approximately 600 m2, divided into 4 diaphanous areas and in whose equipment Actiu has participated together with its partner, Audia Italia.

Architects/Designers: NEXT-A Amati NextArchitecture
Location: Rome, Italy 
Year: 2024
Area: 600 m2
Client: Studio Amati S.r.l 
Manufacturer/brand: Actiu

THE OBJECTIVE

Currently involved in projects and works of high technological content and with a philosophy that combines the commitment and professionalism of a young and multifaceted team, with an intense activity of research and experimentation in architecture, Studio Amati had experienced an important growth in recent years for which its old headquarters was not prepared.

After starting the search process for a new space in 2022, the team found a suitable site in 2023 in a growing neighbourhood undergoing urban redevelopment.

This was the start of the design phase for a new headquarters that was to maximise the quality and experience of those who work and visit the company, through larger, high-performance, sustainable spaces where wellbeing was directly proportional to professional performance.

THE SOLUTION

In February 2024, NEXT-A Amati NextArchitecture is born, a space designed for architects based on the principles of flexibility, productivity, sustainability and employee wellbeing. The new 600 m2 space is divided into four open-plan areas, identified by colours (blue, orange, green and yellow), reflecting a functional and contemporary design. These areas include two flexible meeting rooms, eco-smart workstations and a breakout area, all optimised to encourage cooperation and growth.

Operational workstations, separated for organisational and acoustic reasons, allow for constant collaboration, while closed modules are dedicated to specific activities. The furniture, true to the principles of sustainable economy, includes Prisma tables with Bucks drawer units, Trim chairs, and Bend benches. Height-adjustable tables and stools are also incorporated to promote correct posture and reduce sedentary lifestyles, increasing productivity and work performance.

The design focuses on acoustic comfort and sustainability, with sound-absorbing acoustic islands and recyclable flooring. Vegetation in the space improves acoustics and worker wellbeing, reducing stress and increasing productivity. In addition, the lighting system adjusts automatically to ensure visual comfort, respecting current regulations and the needs of users.

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