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Hotel & Other Overnight Accommodations

Italy’s Zirmerhof Hotel extension designed with timber salvaged from Vaia storm

Designed by AMDL Circle and Michele De Lucchi, the “Case del Prato” is made with timber salvaged from the 2018 storm for the South Tyrol hotel

by Georgina Johnston 13 October 2021

AMDL Circle adopted a holistic approach to architecture, interiors and product design which was made with felled 14 million trees from the Vaia storm of October 2018; transforming the tragedy of a meteorological event into art and architecture.

Interiors collaborate alongside architecture and the craftsmanship of Produzione Privata, the AMDL Circle design laboratory founded by Michele De Lucchi to experiment and produce design objects in complete freedom and without market constraints, was able to achieve full expression in this project.

Stunning landscapes outside, a warm and homely atmosphere inside. Everything has been designed by Michele De Lucchi and AMDL Circle, from the shingles on the roof to the carpets in the bedrooms.

The Case del Prato are installations filled with objects both great and small and were completed in 2020.

Architect: Michele De Lucchi AMDL Circle

Location: Italy

Award: Sector Commercial

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