Negozio ArteLuce
Commerce · by Vittoriano Viganò · 1962
via Della Spiga, Milano, Italy
Arteluce was conceived as both a retail space for lighting products and a consulting hub for lighting design. On via della Spiga, the shop’s window line was set back to form a small portico, offering a sheltered threshold from which to view the displays. An articulated glazed frontage revealed the full depth of the interior and its vertical complexity, including a large floor cut-out near the entrance. A mezzanine hinted at upper levels partly devoted to administration, while a free-standing spiral stair connected the main floors. Solid partitions and plastic parapets shaped a sequence of recognizable volumes that emphasized each fixture’s technical qualities.
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