COURTYARD OF HONOUR, UNIVERSITY OF MILAN - The pavilion designed by Vivian Coser interprets the principles of biophilic architecture: open-plan, it is inspired by the lushness of Brazilian nature.
It is a kind of open-plan gallery displaying works of art and design made of Brazilian natural stones - marble, quartz and fine crystals - whose variety and diverse application possibilities in the world of design are told.
These materials present a multitude of colors, veins and textures that render the sensory richness offered in nature by stones, here interpreted in a clever compositional game that alternates stone slabs and volumes with lush plants, also of Brazilian origin.
The installation is proposed as a connecting element between the urban landscape and the natural environment: a living, open space that comes alive with the sun, the wind, the passage of people, and at the same time offers a place to decompress from the frenzy of the FuoriSalone.
