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Trim
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Architonic ID: 1457228
Bekendstellingsjaar: 2007
_ glossy lacquered white base units doors, side panels and back panels _ Carrara marble worktop with Multitank sink
_ Multitank sink
_ etched glass backpanel doors
_ D|Frame wall unit, glossy lacquered white, titan aluminium frame
_ matt lacquered white columns (with operating column 1050 mm)
_ Frame table by Pinuccio Borgonovo (Citterio)
_ Montecatini brushed aluminium chairs by Gio Ponti (Molteni&C)
_ D.153.1 leather armchair by Gio Ponti (Molteni&C)
_ 10° Grado black and white lacquered shelves by Ron Gilad (Molteni&C)
Konsep
Trim is a revolution. Space is the key feature of a system designed for the frantic pace of contemporary living, the organization of our homes, the need to mix technology and functionality. Drawers, cupboards and wall units are no longer enough.
Now there are fully equipped back panels: the new space between wall units and worktop can be concealed by sliding the glass doors, with a mechanism patented by Dada. The LED lights and power socket units transform the back panel into the technological soul of Trim.
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Dante Bonuccelli
Italy
Dante Bonuccelii was born in 1956 at Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 1979 in Buenos Aires, he promoted in architecture. 1980 – 1983 projecting and realisation of several buildings in Argentina. 1984 is change his domicile to Milano, Italy, where he is still living and working. 1985 cooperation with “Gregotti Associati”. Since 1986 he is projecting and realizing buildings and interior design all over Europe, America and Asia. 1998 he founded his company “Avenue Architects” in Milano. His references are outstanding: IBM Hoechst Johnson Controlls Eni Ansaldo Università Bocconi Infostrada Philips Vodafone Freudenberg Schönbuch Lamm Further he is design-consultant for “Unifor” and “Dada”. He was also consultant for interior-design for the “Albion Wharf Riverside-Projekt” in London from Foster & Partner. His Projects were published and shown in over 50 publications in journals, newspaper and vernissages in Italy.
