202502_antropica_Portfolio_ENG by Giorgia Anastasio

We are a Design Studio working on Architecture, Sustainability and Exhibition projects offering services for Design and Project Management. Based in Venice, operating Everywhere.

Giorgia Anastasio Architect

CAVA Luxury Mansion

Freelance with Pietro Torricini and Luca Dini Associati

Executive Architectural Design Designer, Project Manager

Neom Bay, Silver Beach Saudi Arabia, 2019

CAVA is a private villa located on a desert plot and overlooking the Red Sea that echoes the concepts of vernacular architecture, patio houses and desert oases.

Private spaces and spaces for public functions are hierarchised both vertically and in plan, articulated around two open internal courtyards that function as microclimatic mitigation and collectors of domestic activities.

The use of local materials, desert-aligned colours and the design of greenery were guidelines for the architectural and interior design.

Bally New Store Concept

at David Chipperfield Architects Executive Architectural Design Designer, Project Manager, Art Direction

London, 2014

Rodeo Drive, 2014

Costa Mesa 2015

Bally Shop, 1928

The new Store Concept developed for Bally, starts from Marcel Breuer’s 1920s design where a modular wall system for shoes display is re-proposed by means of a wall made of wooden slats that shapes the sales space and accommodad elements attached to it.

The combination of the elements of the construction abacus consisting of freestanding furniture, shelves and special panels provides flexible solutions for every space and easily adaptable to sales and display requirements.

London, 2014

Rodeo Drive, 2014

ph: Santi Caleca

Domus Pavillion

XXI Triennale di Milano

David Chipperfield & Michelangelo Pistoletto

Executive Architectural Design

Architectural

Design Team

Milano, 2016 at David Chipperfield Architects

The pavilion expresses a duality between Architecture and Art, but also between architect and artist. It tells of two faces and a single idea, two things that complement each other.

Two worlds, two individuals with their own interests, two professions. Are they two complementary or contradictory individualities?

The architect must be concerned with asserting quality, functionality, stability and also light, space and form, while the artist must be concerned with asking questions and thinking about the process, but perhaps the shared interest begins in a different way, for different reasons, for different responsibilities, and in the end, artist and architect deal with similar materials and constructions.

Roccamandolfi Resort Widespread Hotel

Freelance

with

Pietro Torricini Competition Team, Designer

Isernia, 2018

An environmental and architectural redevelopment project involving the construction of a diffuse hotel around the ruins of Roccamandolfi.

The project winds its way along a path starting from the visitors’ station and crossing the site’s clearings and woods to the summit where the ruins of the town’s old castle are located.

Along the route, different types of tourist accommodation are distributed from flats, to double rooms and suites, to wooden cottages in the woods: the aim is to offer a choice of services and multiply possibilities.

The route culminates in a public space intended to house a small bar and restaurant and a large terrace from which one can enjoy the surrounding landscape.

Richard Long, Walking a Line in Perù, 1972

BluOltremare Water Shelter

Freelance with Pietro Torricini Designer, Detail Design Team

Venice Lagoon, Island of Pellestrina, 2021

Off the island of Pellestrina, within the spaces of two former fishermen’s huts, a widespread accomodation system takes shape, where one can refresh oneself amidst the placid waters of the Venice Lagoon.

The complex contains two catering outlets, three rooms and a multifunctional hall used for small private events, exhibitions and lectures.

The architecture and details developed are simple and recall the original nature of the spaces with the use of untreated wood, Venetian-style terrazzo and colourful paintings typical of the ephemeral architecture of the Venice Lagoon.

I’ll give ya shelter from the storm