Matteo Belfiore Architecture Portfolio

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PORTFOLIO Matteo Belfiore


RESUME

DETAILS

LANGUAGES

Address:

Italian

Ferrara, Italy Date of birh:

English

01/06/1999 Studying at: University of Ferrara, syngle-cycle Master Architecture degree

SKILLS

Autodesk Revit

Graphisoft Archicad

Autodesk Autocad

Adobe Photoshop

Autodesk 3DS Max

Adobe Illustrator

Gaphisoft Rhinocerors

Adobe Indesign

QGis

Prototyping softwares

Lumion

Microsoft Office Pack


PROFILE Architecture student at 4th year of 5 in MA degree, passionate in investigating various contemporary issues, strongly believer into the importance of dialogue and team-working. Experienced various educational and working contexts, trying to build a critical vision of facts and a broader pespective about contextualization and developing of the projects.

EDUCATION Università di Ferrara, Architecture degree Dedicately participating to the student career, I’m currently trying to develop both a solid professional preparation and an inquisitive approach to the several themes proposed. A.A. Visiting School, Berlin Urban Phoenix The involvement in this experience gave me a very significant boost to really commit to discover new themes and to try finding effective solutions. A number of valuable lectures and tutorials and an inclusive environment changed my way of watching at problems.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Freelance Growing in a family of furniture craftmen offered me a constant stimulating environment, in which I learned crucial aspects of the work. This brought me to try to work indipendently and relate with other companies, to learn more about various sectors linked to architecture. Internship, O.R.A. Ingegneria e Architettura The internship in a medium-size integrated studio put me inside the reality of the profession. I activley participated to the company’s projects, collaborating to the interior design of spaces.

SOCIAL AND POLITICAL COMMITMENTS Student’s Institute Representative - District’s Councillor Both these experiences taught me how to engage in constructive dialogue with very different people, fairly negotiating decisions to achieve higher and long-term objectives.


Index 1. 2. 8 - 17

3. 18 - 27

4. 28 - 33

34 - 39

PART 1

SANT’ AGOSTINO COMPARTO NORD SPAZIO DIRUTA PLATFORM MOTEL

This portfolio includes a selection of very different projects regarding themes, commitments, periods, scales, people involved and representation style.


5. 6. 40 - 49

7. 52 - 53

8. 54 - 55

56 - 57

PART 2

I.C.C. BERLIN TENNIS CLUBHOUSE LAFAYETTE CORNER FURNITURE SHOWCASE

It’s not meant to be homogeneous but rather it aims to give an overview of the works done and the motivations and contexts that drove certain solutions. 5


PART 1.


UNIVERSITY, WORKSHOPS, COMPETITIONS.

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1.

University of Ferrara Architectural Design Studio 3

SANT’ AGOSTINO

Team: Matteo Belfiore Mirko Cestari Matilde Casadio

Year: 2020 Location: Comacchio (FE), Italy

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COMACCHIO

In the Architectural Project Studio Class III the proposed theme was the settlement of a community in an abandoned former monastery in Comacchio, a peculiar small town inside the delta of Po river. The town is part of a complex and interesting system of cities in the Nort-Eastern part of Italy. It has an history of stratifications occured throughout the centuries, all having in common a strong relationship with one site-specific element: Water.

Water is vital and its management is more and more important/relevant in environmental matters. The coexistence with water is something strongly rooted in local inhabitants’ lives to the point that the vast majority of social exchanges and interactions depend on water itself. In fact, this resource gives job to a consistent amount of people, especially in the food manifacturing sector, one of the excellence of the city.

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Becoming aware of this reality, the first idea was to suggest a community of food reasearchers, cooperative operators and people interested in getting knowledges about local cultivation and cooking techniques. A community of this kind hence needed a diversified program able to provide cultivation, research, learning, housing, exibition and administration spaces. The plot consisted in a combination of juxtposed and heavily damaged buildings and the absence of a “spaced-ordinator”. That’s why the proposal tried to manage the space with a canal grid, even providing cultivation water supply, and to insert the new buildings mostly on the footprint of the old ones, while preserving the church’s facade and the bell tower.

PROGRAM DESIGN

FOOD-BASED COMMUNITY

FUNCTIONS DESIGN

RESEARCH, TEACHING

SETTLEMENT DESIGN

CMAC’

TYPICAL FISH PACKAGING

FOOD FESTIVAL IN COMACCHIO

WATER-BASED CULTIVATION

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PROCESS

Learning house Aquaponics cultivation

Soil cultivation

Underwater cultivation

Dorms house Research + community house Management house

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Floor plan

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Research + community building

COMMUNITY + WORKING ENVIRONMENT

The design of the spaces took into account the need to create situations where work, study and relax could coexist. The main building hosted in the former church footprint tries tries to condense these different moments by hosting research laboratories next to a large community space that develops in height on 4 levels. This space was thought as a dynamic multi-purpose one, in which people can both move and stay.

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COMPARTO NORD

University of Ferrara Urban Planning Studio

Team: Matteo Belfiore Giacomo Biotti Nicola Parmegiani

Year: 2021 Location: Bologna, Italy

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GREEN ANALYSIS

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ANALISYS

THE MOST IMPORTANT GREEN AREAS

Parco Nord

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The aim of this project was a General overview of the project area redevelopment plan for the large The analysis focuses on the north area of Bologna, between and San Donato-San Vitale districts, areaNavile in Bologna north, between the especially next to the Bolognina district. The city of Project Bologna Area Bolognina andknown Navile Thefor is nationally as a districts. crucial junction macro-mobility, being the intersection of highways work started from an integrated like E45, E35, and A13, and more railways paths, but even for commerce and specialized (or not) industries. analysis on five layers: The site’s As an industrial hotspot, it attracts different types of workers, and professionals in thethe main history,commuters the buildings’ purposes, industrial areas situated in the northern, northeastern and system, north-western of the city. The green thelimits mobility network, Manufacturing sector has a central importance in the the built and typological business composition of the city. distribution, The territorial centrality is enfatized by the hosting of the principal andand theregion urban fabricand morphology. City ofprovince Bologna facilities directional centers

new cultural pole of the Manifattura delle Arti: this area owes its name to the productive vocation that

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has always characterized it; thanks to a project carried out by Aldo Rossi the new pole present today was

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SOUTH OF THE CITY CENTER

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inaugurated in 2003 with the 11 September 2001 Park and the Cavaticcio Park (with summer events) where the

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PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS

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CITY CENTER Montagnola Park is the oldest green area of Bologna. The park is located to the north of the historic city center and it is accessed by the staircase of Pincio and, on the other side the entrance is on via Irnerio. There are also two important parks connected to the

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The Margerita Gardens represent the most important public park in Bologna (near the parks of Ancient

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Villas), designed by Count Ernesto Balbo Bertone. The opening was celebrated in 1879 but during the years the green space was used for different functions. The park retains much of its original layout, but with its 26 hectares of land, it is the preferred area for bo-

nature but also stay together. Where the greenhouses were located, a space called “Le Serre” has been created

Tecnopolo

through a redevelopment project since 2014 which hosts coworking, , nursery, restaurant and other functions

Bologna

NORTH OF THE CITY CENTER The Lungo Navile Park (with Villa Angeletti Park)

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project aims to make the water system, from the Casalecchio Lock to the municipality of Malalbergo, practicable creating a cycle/pedestrian itinerary (largely already structured) that runs alongside the

Area Unipol

Cubo Unipol P-Tower

canal route and allows to easily reach all the historical and environmental aspects of the surrounding areas. The restoration of the path along the

of various corporations. This main spots are even too hypothesis that want the Navile and its rich cultural visible in the project area considerated (Bolognina) and environmental heritage as privileged axis for the

MOBILITY ANALYSIS

Development of green areas from 2013 to 2019

Green areas with equipment

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recovery of the adjacent urban and economic sectors

A “link method” is been elaborate to read the amount of information Moves of population near districts Moves of population in nearindistricts collected, through wich some crucial Corticella aspects came up stronger: an San Donato Bolognina urban fabric, the Province of unhomogeneous Bologna marked zoning of industrial houses next to housing districts, the lack of quality and accessibility in public spaces and the predominance of the main mobility artheries over the area.

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PROJECT AREA - BOLOGNINA DISTRICT

The Parco Nord is the only important public green area in the Bolognina district . This area, bordered to the

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west by via Stalingrado, is divided and interrupted by the highway/ring road system that crosses it. So it

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is divided in two part: the southern part is an area completely unused and abandoned with many buildings

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GREEN SYSTEM

Public transport

REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

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Ciclying path lenght from 2003 to 2019

Ciclying path lenght from 2003 to 2019

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REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

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Via Ferruccio Parri

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REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

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REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

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MOBILITY NETWORK

Bolognina trasformations

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Events area

Commercial area

Housing area

Parco Nord

Casaralta Events cluster

Area Unipol

Parco Bolognina

Giardino della Zucca

Student house - Navile

Fiera Shopping mall

Student house - Ex-Telecom Student house - Ex-Fervet

Parco Don Bosco

Housing districts Public spaces Venuses and services

FUNCTIONAL NETWORKS

The deep reading of the area gave the base on wich the strategy was built. The work focused on reconnecting the different layers of the area and regenerating some crucial zones . Among the different planned interventions (even accorgind to the city’s plan) the main one was creating a linear park that would cut the intervention area West to North-East. By doing so a relationship could be established between the three choosen

focus areas: Officine Casaralta, Unipol Area and Parco Nord. The attention paid to the built fabric underlined the need of a large number of industrial building to be regenerated, as well as the implementation of housing districts to overcome the zoning. This new “mixite” would also be equipped with a green system capable of improving the environmental resilience of the area and a new pedestrian-based mobility, in order to discourage the fast car traffic.

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STRATEGY

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MASTERPLAN

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As the masterplan planned, the areas next to the linear park were designed trying to offer different uses with intense leisure situations and keeping attention to the human scale. The Officine Casaralta plot hosts a wide program of public functions for Bolognina’s inhabitants both indoor and outdoor, while maintaining the industrial look seen as a landmark. Moving across Via Stalingrado, the linear park cuts through the new housing and student dorms area north

to the Unipol Area. This local housing intervention aims to densify the urban residential fabric graviting around intense public spaces differently equipped and defined. The underpass below the railway is the main access to Parco Nord, thougt as the main water-collecting resource of the area. It presents itself as a “lightlydesigned” nature space, in wich people can find different leisure activities.

CASARALTA

PARCO NORD

UNIPOL AREA

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3. Competition: “Reuse the fallen church” Reuse Italy

SPAZIO DIRUTA Team: Matteo Belfiore Mirko Cestari Matilde Casadio

Year: 2021 Location: Grottole (MT), Italy

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DENSE URBAN FABRIC

SPACE TRANSFORMATION REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

The location is the 3000 inhabitants village of Grottole, in Southern Italy. Here, the contest requested the transformation of the abandoned “Church Diruta” , a monumental church on the edge of a dense building fabric, into a new theater for the city. The solution tries to increase events configurations. Also, by proposing an openable roof, the project aimed to offer different use possibilities depending on the season. Via della Resistenza

Spazio Diruta

Parking area

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CLOSE SET-UP

The theatre can host events and can take advantage of the the flexible interior equipment, such as a modular stage and a retractible stage lighting system.

OPEN SET-UP

The open configuration can be seen as a new public square and can easily become an outdoor event space during the summer without the need of expensive MEP supply.

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Openable roof - nave

Public toilets

Staff toilet

Entrance + Reception

Administration office

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4. University of Ferrara Architectural Construcion Studio 1

PLATFORM MOTEL

1st Prize “Wood Systems Building” Architectural Construcion Studio 1 Università di Ferrara

Year: 2019 Location: Castro (LE), Italy

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DESIGN SOLUTIONS

References: A. Libera - Quartiere Tuscolano, Roma S. Godsell - House in the hills, Barrabool

Sheet metal roofing Rooms + Reception Floor XLAM Storeys Concrete Preexistence New concrete foundations

As the Construction Studio Class I proposed, the theme of the project is the design of a small motel as part of a diffused hotel in Apulia coast, using advanced wood building techiniques. Efficiency and durability have been the governing principles of the design. To pursue this objectives, the proposal tried to start from a basic stratification of layers all around the existing concrete houses. At the same time the intention was to provide all the rooms with a view over the sea while hiding the cars below the building and at back of it. The roof design is even central, screening the building from the strong solar gain of the area.

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I.C.C. BERLIN

5.

A.A. Visiting School “Urban Phoenix Berlin”

Team: Matteo Belfiore Giacomo Biotti Nicola Parmegiani

Year: 2021 Location: Berlin, Germany

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STRATEGY MASTERPLAN

STAKEHOLDERS INTERESTS

NO CITIZENS INVOLVEMENT

LACK OF GOOD PUBLIC SPACE

The AA Visiting School in Berlin challenged participants to propose ideas to reactivate the iconic I.C.C. shut for 7 years. The house, centre of very different wants from the large number of stakeholders involved, represented a serious issue for its hard regeneration and expensive maintenance. Moreover, it’s located on a complex area of the city where large highway branches go through as inhomogeneous urban fabric. Starting from the complex stakeholders scenario, the work investigated the actors at the focus of common attention about the building, getting that the citizens of the area were really on the background in the discussion. The scheme on the side tries to show how the proposal wants to find a way for negotiate the number of interests over the building, trying to give back to the citizens a say in the matter. 42


Pays back the rent

Hosted at ICC

Get revenue by their business

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BYBY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Manages the house and the repurposing

Incubator

CITIZENS

Develop Regeneration + Recycling

Get new public space at ICC

Get new equipment

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Value gain

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Open terrace From a Brainstorming, the team came up with the idea that the building was factually PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION a resourse in itself. Its partial dismantling would in fact lead to a double benefit: on one side the realization of a new public outdoor space, on the other the possibility of reusing the dismantled construction material to build new equipment for the surrounding minor public spaces. The time vision even wants to open to a reflection over the house reuse: If there are momentarily no funds and technologies to efficiently activate the building for an fully indoor use, in some future these funds could be put in place, and the maintesined skeleton could newly host indoor programs.

SPOLIUM Space

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

SHORT-TERM PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Public

YEAR 5

1:10000 Plan

Project Future Expansions

1 Improvement of pedestrian and cycle connections

Private Time

Car-free public spaces MESSE BERLIN

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SHORT TERM

0-5 YEARS

MEDIUM TERM

5-15 YEARS

LONG TERM

15-30 YEARS

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STOCKTACKING STOCKTACKING STOCKTACKING STOCKTACKING STOCKTACKING

IRON IRON IRON IRON IRON

FACADE FACADE PANELS FACADE PANELS FACADE PANELS FACADE PANELS PANELS

NEON NEON LIGHTS NEON LIGHTS NEON LIGHTS NEON LIGHTS LIGHTS

GLASS GLASS GLASS GLASS GLASS

MEP MEP SYSTEM MEP SYSTEM MEP SYSTEM MEP SYSTEM SYSTEM

ROOF ROOF SLATS ROOF SLATS ROOF SLATS ROOF SLATS SLATS

PLASTIC PLASTIC ELEMENTS PLASTIC ELEMENTS PLASTIC ELEMENTS PLASTIC ELEMENTS ELEMENTS

ROOF ROOF PANELS ROOF PANELS ROOF PANELS ROOF PANELS PANELS

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Long Term

Hammarskjöldplatz even unsealing part of the surface

1

“Messegärten”

2

furnishing coming from ICC development.

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New plot next to A100 furnishing coming from ICC development

Messedamm Stabilization of the new cycleway

ICC Conclusion of the worksite

Halenseestraße Structuring the new connection to the cycleway

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Mid Term Trying to put in place experimental intervention to develop it as new public space

“Messegärten” Improving of the public space with new equipment coming from ICC development process

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New plot next to A100 As the worksite is being completed, experimental intevention can be put in place and start working

TTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

O AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

TTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

O AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

Short Term

Hammarskjöldplatz REALIZZATO CON UN REALIZZATO PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONEAUTODESK PER STUDENTI CON UN PRODOTTO VERSIONE PER STUDENTI REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO VERSIONE PER STUDENTI REALIZZATO CON AUTODESK UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

Gradually discouraging the use as park lot even with periodic initiatives involving the citizens

“Messegärten”

ICC car access

Experimenting a temporary bikes/pedestrian addictional lane to be laterally assembled to the bridge

Halenseestraße Connection with existing cycleway

Messedamm underpass Improving the security system and favoring the use of it

ICC Improving site visbility, digitally and pshysically with better signage system and start of the worksite

Immediately opening it up and trying to maintain it as new available green area in the district

New plot next to A100

ICC car access

Start planning experimental interventions as new equipped intervention

Messedamm Perioc experimentation of new cycleway occupying a lane of the road

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Hammarskjöldplatz

More care about pedestrian accessibility

Present

REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTOD REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTO REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTOD REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUT

REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI REALIZZATO CON UN PRODOTTO AUTODESK VERSIONE PER STUDENTI

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PART 2.


FREELANCE WORK, INTERNSHIPS.

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Freelance work

TENNIS CLUBHOUSE In collaboration with: Arredotenda Snc Ruggeri Srl

Year: 2020 Location: Tolentino (MC), Italy Status: Completed

Final render

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This work included the design of the clubhouse and reception spaces and the branding for a new tennis center in Tolentino, Italy. It was realized in collaboration within two local companies: ArredoTenda (upholstery) and Ruggeri (wood and metal furnishing, lighting, and bar servicies). The clubhouse, shown here, needed two separeted areas to consume food and drinks, but also some degree of flexibility of configuration: the furniture had to be suitable for different kinds of events. A media station to display tennis matches was also requested. All this led to organize the space around a central screen support, setting the lounge and the dining areas on the sides, with the bar in line with the entrance. Materials, colours and shapes aimed to transmit a sense of energy that’s inherent with the sport itself. The collaboration between all the actors produced a fine space respecting budget. Work in progress photo

Complete work photo - 1

Complete work photo - 2

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Freelance work

Render 1

LAFAYETTE CORNER In collaboration with: Falegnameria B.F.

Year: 2020 Location: Paris, France Status: Work in progress

To produce the visualizazion of a new concept of this corner shop of a luxury shoes brand in Gallerie LaFayette in Paris the crafting company interacted with the brand choosing very precisely each material and item. Having this starting imputs from the client, the goal was to have the most truthful visualization of the space, in order to assist and orient the first decisions on the concept phase.

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Current state photo

Render 2

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Freelance work

FURNITURE SHOWCASE In collaboration with: Arredotenda Snc

Year: 2018 Location: Tolentino (MC), Italy Status: Completed

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This showcase was realized around the idea of enhancing the high quality handcrafting in upholstery of the company while including some fabrics and wallpaper it wanted to advise. The work combined two different ways of crafting: regeneration of modernist pieces and new realizations. It’s been possible due to a close dialogue with the craftsmen that, that were able to insprire the design with their knowledgeknowledges about materials and techniques. It wasn’t a top-down design but a trial to mix crafting knowledge with conceptual design. This way of design gave an organic unity to the parts. The most interesting pieces are the wall lamp, realized through laser-cutting a wood panel to blend it, obtaining a “wave” light diffusion and the modular drawers, composed by multiple indipendent modules that offer the possibility to easily organize items and space.

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CREDITS


© Università degli Studi di Ferrara © Architectural Association School of Architecture © O.R.A. Ingegneria e Architettura © Arredotenda Tappezzerie © Falegnameria B.F. © Manitoga House Foundation © Il Giardino delle Esperidi

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THANK YOU!



Matteo Belfiore’s personal portfolio. For any inquiry please contact me at: Email: matteo.belfiore@edu.unife.it Phone: +39 3484880929


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