The outer shell evokes the fabric and the combination of technique and creativity that distinguishes the company's work. Spaces, paths and environments are designed for a better quality of life for employees. Natural light, greenery, acoustic comfort and definition of internal microclimates combine to give shape to functional, pleasant and welcoming environments.

To reduce energy consumption and optimize internal comfort, Frigerio Design Group has worked on maximizing passive performance and reducing active performance. The highly energy-efficient Near Zero Energy Building uses renewable sources for more than half of the total energy requirement.

"Slow Architecture is an architecture that draws the elements for its definition from the context in which it is inserted. Where the context is understood, however, in a broader sense, as history, society, environment and climate. The term Slow does not mean doing things slowly, but rather with accuracy ”, explains Enrico Frigerio. "It is necessary (in architecture, but not only), to start a different process in doing things, where the elements that are taken into consideration can no longer be just those of the economy."

The building is inspired by the fabric, the raw material processed in the company, for its shapes. Curves and sinuosity, folds and counter-folds translate into vibrant and soft surfaces, thanks to natural and industrial materials, enriched with details and processes that ennoble and qualify the image. The volume of the building is closed on three sides, made with prefabricated concrete panels with self-cleaning colored photocatalytic cement paste. The surface is made with a formwork that reproduces the vertical drapery of a fabric, giving the hardness of the concrete a touch of apparent softness. The main facade is completely glazed: a sunshade with curved vertical strips contributes to the sensation of lightness given by the transparencies.