Capital Capital Collection

Atmosphera Srl is focusing on innovation and reducing environmental impact.

The growth of the Venetian company operating in the luxury design field shows no signs of slowing down: the inauguration of the new headquarters, a NZEB-classified building with reduced energy consumption, is imminent.

The opening of the new Limena headquarters, located near Padua, is part of a multi-year growth and expansion plan for Atmosphera Srl, the Venetian company heading the luxury brands Atmosphera Outdoor and Capital Interior.
It's an innovative and sustainable building in all its aspects, having achieved the nZEB classification - nearly Zero Energy Building - which means a structure designed to uphold principles of work-life balance and environmental impact reduction.

The new headquarters, set to be inaugurated in the fall, will ensure exceptionally high energy performance. The energy demand of nZEB structures is notably low, being significantly covered by energy from renewable sources. The benefits that a structure of this kind can bring are numerous: from extremely high energy efficiency to significant consumption reduction, resulting in operational cost savings, and even a substantial reduction in polluting emissions, minimizing environmental impact. Compared to similar "traditional" buildings, energy savings can reach up to 50%.

The new headquarters of the company led by brothers Alberto and Federico Viscovich will cover an area of approximately 15,000 square meters, including offices, logistics, and a spacious showroom dedicated to both brands. The headquarters, spacious and efficient, aligns perfectly with the company's values, foremost among them being the desire to strengthen a sense of cohesion among collaborators and the company's local roots.

All workspaces will interact with specially designed vegetation integrated into the context as an element that "oxygenates" the spaces and helps eliminate any alienating components, creating an ideal continuity between the indoor and outdoor environment.

The project, designed by Christian Grande DesignWork in collaboration with Studio Orteschi, takes into account the latest principles of energy, environmental, and economic sustainability. A true green building that stands as a beacon within the Italian building heritage. Less than 0.005% of buildings in Italy are classified as nZEB, with the vast majority being newly constructed structures (90%) and residential in nature (85%).