ANDREA PAGOTTO
ARCHITECTURE VISUALIZATION
ANDREA PAGOTTO
Architect, renderer
interiOr designer
09 / 06 / 1988 Treviso, Italy
Via Francesco Caracciolo 28, 20155 _ Milan
andrea.pagotto88@gmail.com
+39 340 79 87 262
it.linkedin.com/in/andreapagotto88
Rhinoceros 3ds Max
V-Ray 2.0
ArchiCAD
Autocad Microstation
Indesign Sketchup
Photoshop Premiere Pro
Illustrator After Effects
Microsoft Office
2023-2024
2017-2023
2016
Learn-Vray Class for rendering
Showroom manager - interior designer
Insula delle Rose_ Milano, Italy
Architect
KHBT LLP_ London, UK
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Decorcontract_ Milano, Italy
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Iconaarchitetti_ Milano, Italy
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Peruzzo Architettura_ Treviso, Italy
Architect (Leonardo Project)
ARCstudio Ltd. _ Valletta, Malta
Interior Architect
Emanuele Pillon Architetto_ Treviso, Italy
Class of Digital Economy “Crescere in Digitale”_Youth Guarantee
Architect License to practice
IUAV_Venice, Italy
Master Degree in Sustainable Architecture
IUAV_Venice, Italy
International Workshop in Paris
E.N.S. d’Architecture Paris-Malaquais
Degree in Science of Architecture
IUAV_Venice, Italy
Workshop: LATITUDINE 42/46 SUD
KLM Arquitectos_IUAV_Venice, Italy
Erasmus Studio
ETSA_Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, Spain
Workshop: Sustainable buildings for Africa
Kéré Architecture_IUAV_Venice, Italy
Workshop: The villa and the ‘bella vita’ IUAV_Venice, Italy
High School Scientific Diploma
Liceo Scientifico ‘L. da Vinci’ _Treviso, Italy
OCEAN VILLA
APP. DALINO
V-RAY PHOTOGRAPHIC CERTIFICATION
Andrea Pagotto
CA' TRIVELLIN-PIASERICO
APPS. ASCONA
VIA RAVIZZA ATTIC
VILLA DE PASCALIS
APP. AMBROSETTI
VIA GOITO FLATS 1 - 2
VIA S. MARCO ATTIC
OCEªN VILLA
Interior view of the living room overlooking the ocean
This is a case studio of a wide loft overlooking the sea in a summer afternoon.
Most of the furniture in the living room and in the exterior patio is a memento of the work of Rodolfo Dordoni, a rationalist italian architect with a multifaceted personality who recently passed away.
The bright and balanced colors of the upholstery and the furniture outstand in the concrete grey wall room and recall the vivid atmosphere of a lushious seaside.
app. DalinO
Bathrooms in a flat in Isola, Milan
Two bathrooms have been designed for this big flat for a young couple in Isola, one of the renewing and glamourous neighbourhoods of Milan.
The first bathroom has two windows overlooking the inner courtyard so it has been interesting to focus on the brightness of the room; warm colours come out from the resin walls and the patchwork scheme of Unica by Target tiles. The bathroom sanitaryware includes a countertop washbasin, a WC and a bidet of Bonola Series by Flaminia, in white matte finish. The furniture_ 360gradi by Altamareabath_ and the parquet floor are made of the same oak wood, which grain enhances the sense of naturalness of the room.
The brushed steel faucets_Volante by Neve Rubinetterie_ are marked by the shiny red porcelain handles that can become also hooks and towel holders.
In the following pages, the second bathroom is the complete opposite of the first: no natural light comes from the outside. In this case the light-dark contrast plays an important role. The bumpy pattern of the graphite tiny mosaic _ MosaicoMicro 6 by NeroSicilia_ is enhanced by the strip led lights coming from the slits of the ceiling, providing a soft and diffuse lighting.
The basalt matte sanitaryware _Enjoy fixtures and Catino Tondo lavabo by Cielo_ are completed by the brunite faucets of Volare series by Neve Rubinetterie, which porcelain rusty ironlike handles are also used as hooks and towel holders. The graphite floor mosaic tiles and the dark forest green resin walls give a deep sense of elegance and intimacy.
first bathroom
ca’ TrIVELLIN PIAsErICO
Bathroom in a palace in Vicenza
This bathroom is placed inside a luxurious and ancient palace in the historical centre of Vicenza, UNESCO site renowned for Palladian architecture.
The main focus of the room is the freestanding white bathtub surmounted by the classical Marie Antoinette Chandelier by Bisazza.
The walnut wooden furniture and parquet flooring is completed by the shiny bronze faucets and accessories _Lino by Neve Rubinetterie_ and the basalt matte countertop washbasins _Milk by Nic Design.
The Olive green plaster walls and heaters and the Beam Stick Nuance Balloton by Olev Light give to the bathroom a sense of refinement and sophistication.
apps. asCONA
Bathrooms in a flat complex in Ascona (CH)
This building complex in the swiss city of Ascona is composed by a number of flats with different shapes and sizes. Here are visible two kind of bathrooms with two different colours and styles.
The first on the top has brushed steel faucets _Zero316 by Neve Rubinetterie_ white matte sanitaryware _Flag by Flaminia_ and dark oak wood furniture _Modo by Altamareabath. The second bathroom on the side has black matte faucets _Lino by Neve Rubinetterie _ white and graphite matte sanitaryware _Flag by Flaminia_ and fenix grey furniture _Modo by Altamareabath. The floor and wall tiles of every bathroom are by Altlas Concorde: Raw Pearl and Canone Inverso 3 by Lissoni for the first, Bianco Fantastico and Black Atlantis for the second.
Via ravizza attic
Luxury bathroom in a attic in Fiera, Milan
The property of this big attic near Sempione Parc in Milan wanted to refurbish the previous bathroom in a grander and luxurious way.
The little amount of outdoor light is compensated by the candid colors of the furniture, the marble floor, the sliding doors, the white walls and ceiling.
The custom-made classical and white furniture and drawers of the washbasins is completed by the sanitaryware and faucets of Bath&bath company.
villa DE PAsCALIs
Bathrooms in a villa in Piedmont
Two bathrooms have been designed for this Villa in Piedmont. The first one is a guest bathroom and has tiny dimensions; the walls are covered by a grey rusty paint-like paperwall, while the shower walls and the washbasin are in Rosa di Pesco Carnico stone, a precious light grey marble with pink and orange veins. The orange-pink color is enhanced by the brushed copper faucets _Lino by Neve Rubinetterie_ along with the accessories on the same finish and the grey-blue furniture (Opera by Altamareabath).
The second bathroom is the master one, where the focus is on the large red furniture _Must by Altamareabath_ with two different blonde Onix washbasins, one on a pillar and the second built-in. The round shapes on the wall have brushed bronze frames and Onix marble for the lamps.
The bronze faucets and accessories, along with the blonde oak parquet and the rusty paint paperwall give to the room a sense of elegance and sweet melancholy.
app. AmbrOsetti
Bathroom in a flat in Pagano, Milan
This very small flat had a very narrow bathroom that has been renovated and redesigned in a way to be both comfortable and elegant.
The white sanitaryware _Unica by Alice Ceramica_ faces the black custom-made furniture _Modo by Altamarea_ placed in a small existing recess, while the black faucets _Lino by Neve Rubinetterie_ and the black accessories by Bagno&Associati complete the bathroom set.
Via GOitO flat 1
Bathroom in a flat in Brera, Milan
The bathrooms on this and the following pages are two sample of similar rooms of two different flats in the same building devoted to rent.
Both rooms have been renovated from a previous decaying condition, widening the shower space and providing a furniture for the lavabos.
Insula delle Rose - Via Goito 3
The white sanitaryware _ Quick by Flaminia_ the chrome faucets _Lino by Neve Rubinetterie_ and the cream and red furnitures _Modo by Altamareabath_ united with the Atlas Concorde beige tiles give brightess and warmth to these small and narrow bathrooms.
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Via GOitO flat 2
Bathroom in a flat in Brera, Milan
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Via s.MarcO attic
Bathroom in a attic in Brera, Milan
This bathroom has been designed for a flat for rent in a attic in historical neighbourhood of Brera, Milan.
The interior design is composed by Flaminia sanitarywares and lavabo (Quick and Nuda), Altamareabath furniture and mirror (Modo_Fenix Grigio Bromo), Neve faucets (Lino_polished chrome), Vesoi lamps (Frammenti di multiplo), Duscholux shower walk-in (Dlight Air), Relaxdesign shower tray (Rocky Classic) and Atlas Concorde floor and wall tiles (Room_Pearl).
The grey and white colors of the furniture, the wall and floor tiles give to the room a sense of calmness and intimacy.
PREVIOUS PROJECTS:
As docas de Lisboa
Lisbon New Harbour Frontline
Casas de paso:
Social Housing in Córdoba, Spain
THESIS_ Design beyond crisis
New opportunities from crisis situations_ Bam, Iran
as dOcas de lisbOa
Lisbon New Harbour
Santos-o-Velho _ Lisbon:
The project is about the renovation of the old Lisbon Harbor. The old dry docks that define the area are completed by a volume in the middle of the two larger voids that will be a hotel, while in one of the docks there will be an auditorium. The rest of the harbour has various sporting and leisure areas. The linear cycle path connect the different areas of the harbour _marked by an irregular line_ with the ancient urban front of the city of Lisbon.
Casas de pasO
Social Housing in Córdoba
Adaptation to familiar groups
Córdoba_Spain:
This project is about a complex of buildings near the historical centre of Córdoba. It consists in a main front building, designed for students, and in two long volumes with a pedestrian road in the middle, designed for young couples. Built following the principles of Co-housing, the main building has shops at the ground floor, whereas student residences and common spaces for study and leisure stay at the upper floors.
Design beyOnd crisis
New opportunities from crisis situations
Bam_Iran:
This thesis project is about a strategy of intervention in a context damaged by an earthquake, starting from the emergency situation and trying to give solutions of reconstruction using sustainable and affordable techniques.
As Hassan Fathy teached, the architect should involve the community and its singular individuals into the project, promoting the autoconstruction. In Bam, the millenary culture of the construction with earth is slowly disappearing, leaving its place to new imported constructive solutions that aren’t always fitted with the context nor realized in a sound way.
The high costs of material importations like the reinforced concrete and steel, put serious questions.
The utilization of local materials make these solutions absolutely proper for local constructions; in fact they are respectful of geografic and cultural context and are easily understandable by the local people, if they have the possibility to prove it.
Transitional shelter: minimum space per person: 3,5 sm
Badguir
badguir (wind tower)
