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Zaha Hadid Architects Event – Partner Atmosphera
26/05/2021 Events
Atmosphera becomes sponsor of the modern architecture event presented by one of the most iconic architecture firms.WHEN: 8th June - MILANO 3pm - LONDON 2pm - SHANGHAI 9pm - NEW YORK 9am
Located in the lively new quarter of Paceville, on Malta’s East Coast, the majestic Mercury House project by multi award-winning and world-renowned studio Zaha Hadid Architects will be the focus of the first episode of Medelhan’s latest webinar series Architectural Challenges, dedicated to the jewels of the world architecture.
Manuela Gatto, Director at Zaha Hadid Architects, alongside with her talented team of architects composed by Xavier Aguiló, Kutbuddin Nadiadi and Elena Scripelliti, will give us an exclusive insight into the renovation and redevelopment of the iconic Mercury House, with a spotlight on the challenges that the project presents. Aimed at providing island’s residents and visitors with unique public spaces and amenities, the impeccable design addresses Paceville’s urban challenges by magnifying its urban heritage and increasing the supply of housing.
An outstanding project comprising several volumes – a 33-storey tower housing 292 residences and 5-star Melia ME Hotel facilities, a 19-storey tower and podium building accommodating the 5-star Melia ME Hotel and 173 apartments, to cite only the major sections – the Mercury House goes beyond the boundaries of design and turns them into skyline.
Moderator of the webinar: Patrick Abbattista, CEO & Founder of DesignWanted
ExtraOrdinary | Architectural challenges is a series of meetings featuring world renowned architects presenting the challenges they face throughout their ExtraOrdinary projects, curated by Marisa Corso – architects liaisons specialist for Medelhan.
The challenges of modern architecture showcased by one of the most iconic architecture firm.
SPEAKER:
Manuela Gatto
Kutbuddin Nadiadi
Elena Scripelliti
Xavier Aguilò
IN AND OUT, the same SENSE OF living
Until now, Atmosphera and Capital have shared the same roots, each from a distinct perspective. Now, Atmosphera unites both heritages under one identity. From Atmosphera, the language: open, human, immediate.
From Capital, the substance: material rigour, craft depth, technical clarity.