Logica : architettura

In Ludwig Wittgenstein’s thought, logic does not describe the world, but makes it possible to understand it: it is the structure of relationships through which things acquire meaning.
Likewise, architecture is not an exercise in form, but the construction of a coherent system of relationships: between space and function, matter and structure, light and proportion, building and context.
Form is therefore not the starting point of the design process, but its consequence. Logic becomes design, and design becomes form.

Logica : architettura is a multidisciplinary architecture and design practice based in Milan.
The practice develops projects across a wide range of scales and typologies, including residential buildings and interiors, hotels, workspaces, offices, retail spaces, and showrooms, as well as furniture and industrial design.

Logica : architettura provides comprehensive architectural services, from preliminary analysis and concept development through design development and construction supervision, overseeing each stage of the process to ensure that projects are delivered on time and within budget.
The practice’s work has been featured in leading national and international architecture and design magazines and has appeared in numerous publications dedicated to architecture and interior design.

Logica : architettura is based in Milan, Italy, in a 1930s building designed by Gio Ponti and Luciano Baldessari.