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Saturno 48 low table
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Architonic ID: 20326918
Año de Lanzamiento: 2025
Coffee table with base made of four elements in MDF Valchromat® (mass-coloured and transparent lacquered) attached to a structural steel cylinder, glossy black lacquered.
Top available in:
- glass 12 mm th. (acid-etched, smoked, or extra-clear transparent)
- natural stones 12 mm th. (Carrara marble, Travertino romano, or Porfido Valcamonica).
The coffee table is available in the exclusive MB edition: black base, acid-etched glass top with small central hole.
Concepto
With the SATURNO collection, Alias renews its collaboration with the architect from Ticino, which began in the 1980s. The table and coffee table system is characterised by an architectural design in an artful interplay of solids and voids that gives the product lightness and visual dynamism. The solid central base characterises the entire collection: four mass-coloured MDF elements are anchored to a shiny black powder-coated steel cylinder. The result is a sculptural structure, characteristic of Botta's architectural language, on which the table tops rest, available in various sizes and finishes.
In the 72 cm height version the tabletop consists of a circular ring element and a round transparent extra-clear glass insert which allows light to pass through like a skylight in architecture, illuminating the sculptural base and creating a refined interplay of transparencies.
In the Saturno 48 coffee table, the single leg is proportionally smaller than the dining table and supports a top available in glass or natural stone.
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Especificaciones
Material
Base derivados de la madera, Derivados de la madera, Mármol, MDF tablero de fibra densidad media, Piedra natural, Tablero piedra natural, Madera
Variantes
2
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Archivos de diseño
21
Distribuidores
Diseñadores
Mario Botta
Switzerland
Mario Botta, Architect Born in Mendrisio, Ticino, on April 1, 1943. After an apprenticeship in Lugano, he first attends the Art College in Milan and then studies at the University Institute of Architecture in Venice. Directed by Carlo Scarpa and Giuseppe Mazzariol he receives his professional degree in 1969. During his time in Venice he has the opportunity to meet and work for Le Corbusier and Louis I. Kahn. His professional activity begins in 1970 in Lugano. He builds his first single-family houses in Canton Ticino and subsequently all over the world. He has always committed himself in an intense architectural research and since 1996 he is involved as creator and founder of the new academy of architecture in Mendrisio, Ticino where he is Professor and held the directorship in 2002/2003. His work has been recognized with important awards such as the Merit Award for Excellence in Design by the AIA for the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco; the International Architecture Award 2006 by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and the “European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage Europa Nostra”, The Hague (The Netherlands) for the restructuring of the Theatre alla Scala in Milan; the International Architecture Award 2007 by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design for the Church Santo Volto in Turin and the wellness centre Tschuggen Berg Oase in Arosa. His work has been presented in many exhibitions. Among his realizations must be remembered the theatre and cultural center André Malraux in Chambéry, the library in Villeurbanne, the SFMOMA museum in San Francisco, the cathedral in Evry, the museum Jean Tinguely in Basel, the Cymbalista synagogue and Jewish heritage centre in Tel Aviv, the municipal library in Dortmund, the Dürrenmatt centre in Neuchâtel, the MART museum of modern and contemporary art of Trento and Rovereto, the Kyobo tower and the Leeum museum in Seoul, the office buildings Tata Consultancy Services in New Delhi and Hyderabad, the museum and library Fondation Bodmer in Cologny, the church Papa Giovanni XXIII in Seriate, the restoration of the Theatre alla Scala in Milan, the new casinò in Campione d’Italia, the church Santo Volto in Turin, the wellness centre Tschuggen Bergoase in Arosa, the Campari headquarters in Sesto San Giovanni, the winery Château Faugères in Saint-Emilion and the Bechtler museum in Charlotte, USA.
