Architetti Artigiani Anonimi

Materia Mater Library
Ceramic, Iron & Brass

Presented at Alcova during Milan Design Week 2018, Materia Mater Library explores the expressive potential of terracotta through a collection of objects that bridge architecture, craftsmanship, and material research.

Terracotta, a material as ancient as civilization itself, embodies both nature’s raw essence and human ingenuity. Materia Mater is a tribute to this humble yet extraordinary medium, elevating its aesthetic and structural qualities through creations that echo architectural forms on a smaller scale.

This project is dedicated to rediscovering the timeless beauty of handcrafted materials.

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We are glad to open the doors to our studio hosting “Signs“, a special art exhibition in collaboration with Worksonpaper, featuring works by Lupo Borgonovo.

We can’t wait to welcome you!

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After many years of hard work, Le Sirenuse Mare in Nerano is finally opening!

My studio and I gave our very best to create a place where you can almost hear the Sirens and truly feel the essence of the Dolce Vita.

We poured all our heart and expertise into this project, inspired by our deep love for the Amalfi Coast and for Le Sirenuse.

A special thank you to the Sersale family’s vision for making this possible, to the remarkable design team, and to all the artisans and workers who contributed with their talent and passion to bring this project to life.

Client:

Design Team:

Architecture and Design by Annarita Aversa, studio ArchitettiArtigianiAnonimi

Landscape Design by Paolo Pejrone, my beloved friend and Life Mentor

Lighting Design by the well known Hervé Descottes

Emporio Sirenuse’s Interior Design by my divine and gifted friend Anne-Sophie Rosseel .studio

site specific art works by my mythological and inspiring friend Alba Clemente , Giuseppe Ducrot, Lucio Liguori .liguori.1 .1 .1 and many others

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Wishing you a Happy Easter!

“L’uomo ha bisogno di mettere
insieme il visibile e l’invisibile
perciò elabora fiabe, leggende,
feste, canti, arte.”

Maria Lai, Curiosape, 1991

After many years of hard work, Le Sirenuse Mare in Nerano is finally opening!

My studio and I gave our very best to create a place where you can almost hear the Sirens and truly feel the essence of the Dolce Vita.

We poured all our heart and expertise into this project, inspired by our deep love for the Amalfi Coast and for Le Sirenuse.

A special thank you to the Sersale family’s vision for making this possible, to the remarkable design team, and to all the artisans and workers who contributed with their talent and passion to bring this project to life.

Client:

Design Team:

Architecture and Design by Annarita Aversa, studio ArchitettiArtigianiAnonimi

Landscape Design by Paolo Pejrone, my beloved friend and Life Coach

Lighting Design by the well known Hervé Descottes

Emporio Sirenuse’s Interior Design by my divine and gifted friend Anne-Sophie Rosseel .studio

site specific art works by my mythological and inspiring friend Alba Clemente , Giuseppe Ducrot, Lucio Liguori .liguori.1 .1 and many others

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After many years of hard work, Le Sirenuse Mare in Nerano is finally opening!

My studio and I gave our very best to create a place where you can almost hear the Sirens and truly feel the essence of the Dolce Vita.

We poured all our heart and expertise into this project, inspired by our deep love for the Amalfi Coast and for Le Sirenuse.

A special thank you to the Sersale family’s vision for making this possible, to the remarkable design team, and to all the artisans and workers who contributed their talent and passion to bring this project to life.

Client:

Design Team:

Architecture and Design by Annarita Aversa, studio ArchitettiArtigianiAnonimi

Landscape Design by Paolo Pejrone, my beloved friend and Life Coach

Lighting Design by the well known Hervé Descottes

Emporio Sirenuse’s Interior Design by the divine and gifted friend Anne-Sophie [email protected]

site specific art works by our inspiring friend Alba Clemente , Giuseppe Ducrot and many others

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Perched on Amalfi’s cliffs, Palazzo Proto embraces its landscape while preserving the simplicity of its early 20th-century architecture. The exterior of this villa is a dialogue between cliff, sea, and sky. Whitewashed walls, hand-laid stone, and artisanal details frame breathtaking coastal views, while the pool becomes a mirror of light, connecting architecture, craftsmanship, and nature in perfect harmony.

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