In a few weeks you will virtually inaugurate a futuristic headquarters. How did the need to move house in Talenti arise?
The new Talenti headquarters, in the greenest heart of Umbria, is the result of an ambitious recovery project of the former Federici pasta factory, a national reality of Italian pasta in the world until the early 2000s. The aim was to adapt the existing spaces to a new idea of ​​doing business. The entire project was in fact conceived to translate the company's mission into architecture and communicate its design approach, using the materials, such as metal and wood, that Talenti uses for its products, thus creating a coherent and versatile thread. Curated by engineer and architect Filippo Cagnotto of the Progetto Reb studio, it is a project that covers a total area of ​​80,000 square meters, of which about 20,000 are covered. The entire area consists of a logistics office, a 2,000 square meter showroom and an area dedicated to offices: all in the name of life in the open air with a focus on the well-being of those who work there. A distinctive element of the intervention is the tower, the original grain storage silos that has become an installation made of plays of light, perforated metal sheets and a strong presence of vertical greenery. In addition to the new headquarters, we have set up an internal carpentry and reorganized the warehouse with an assembly department, in order to have an increasingly capillary control of the entire production chain. The pandemic has taught us that being self-reliant is essential.