The magazine reviews a restoration of a countryside residence and a downtown transformation of a historic public building. Both Locanda di Petriolo (Petriolo Bagni, Tuscany) and Hotel Indigo (Milan) have poised challenges; Studio HCC raised to meet them together with a network of tested, trusted suppliers.
A 1990s office tower is transformed into a new 154-room hotel with a turnkey project. The integrated design approach—which includes concept, architectural and plant design, and the study and procurement of furnishings and décor—is highlighted in the pages of Platform with eloquent project drawings.
Milan and the textile industry: the concept behind the building's redevelopment has resulted in a compelling project, says Hotel Domani. Among its strengths: the iconic glass façade, softened by textured panels; workspaces—individual or group—that are functional for business guests; and well-designed technical areas that ensure the best possible service, including non-stop catering for over ten […]
Designed to characterize the bathroom and differentiate it from invisible shower enclosures, EDGE took an unexpected path when LACUS proposed including it in its catalog. Presented at Milano Design Week 2025 in the setting of the HCC courtyard in Foro Bonaparte, EDGE was also the subject of a talk at Cersaie 2025 - sold out […]
In the 1960s, fashion in Milan was “the dream”, the atelier was the heart of both the creative process and sales; a well-rounded vision, perfectly consistent when applied to the hospitality industry. Thus, the rooms reflect the atelier's charm, the result of a meticulous philological reconstruction with Brera archivists, and the bathrooms contrast with simplicity. […]
The volume dedicates full attention to the restoration of a public service building in downtown, historic neighborhood of Milan now transformed into IHG Hotel Indigo. Past and present life of the city inspired all aspects of project, with particular attention to decoration. The leitmotiv is Milan as city of fabrics and fashion; a dedicated study […]
