PAT. architetti associati

23/12/2025

all the best for 2026,
see you next year!

05/09/2025

Our Falcon House is shortlisted as African Build of the Year at 2025 Scape Awards of Excellence, selected by Scape Magazine with an international star-studded jury as “bold, daring architectural visions that transform the potential of the continent. These spaces beckon and inspire; they infuse meaning and allow untold stories to surface”.
read the full Shortlist issue at https://issuu.com/outsideandinmag/docs/scape_sept_2025_shortlist_edition_

ph. Filippo Romano

07/08/2025

Ottica Gallery is on Archi-living.com, for an insight on the lighting project we developed with Rimani Srl.
text Danica Maricic; ph. Tommaso Buzzi

Rimani, a Turin-based company specialized in designing and producing innovative lighting solutions, illuminates Ottica Gallery, a renowned optical shop.

18/07/2025

"Bringing back the essence". GAM Lotto Zero is on Metalocus!
Read the full feature here: https://www.metalocus.es/en/news/bringing-back-essence-gam-lotto-zero-pat

11/06/2025

20/03/2025

Thank you White Paper By magazine for inviting us to share some thoughts with editor Inigo de Amescua covering the different areas of our practice, from attention to context and the life cycle of architecture, to designing with the climate rather than against it, while bringing joy – rather than frugality – to people’s lives.
After all, as Inigo writes, “…their approach to architecture is holistic, aiming to create sustainable buildings that enhance well-being”
https://www.patdesign.it/2025/03/13/a-stimulating-conversation-with-white-paper-by-magazine/

27/02/2025

People from GAM.
The Living Depot, Galleria d'Arte Moderna, 2024
ph. Giorgio Perottino

21/02/2025

The Living Depot.
Deposito Vivente, part of Lotto Zero renovation at GAM - Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Turin, 2024.
ph. Giorgio Perottino

07/02/2025

Red, white and blue surfaces abstract all elements inside Ottica Gallery, to let historical components stand out, and the red shells of Eames Plastic chairs and armchairs connect the two timelines of this space as an interface.
ph. Tommaso Buzzi

31/01/2025

primary shapes and tones, and color blocking all across surfaces and volumes, were our tool to get in a dialogue with the architectural legacy of the site, like the restored wooden floorboards and furniture.
Ottica Gallery; ph. Tommaso Buzzi

23/01/2025

In – minimal, industrial, sharp – detail: the Ottica Gallery display, an interface with Galleria Subalpina.
ph. Tommaso Buzzi ; cardboard tubes Tubificio S. Anna ; lighting Rimani Srl

17/01/2025

With the renovation of the Galleria Subalpina in Turin, an icon of the city’s social life since 1874, an opticians’ shop has found a new space in the premises of a historic bookshop.
New Ottica Gallery store in Turin.
ph. Tommaso Buzzi