In Sweden on Thursday, September 7, architect Giorgio Palù won the The Light AWARD - Interior 2022 - for his design of the Queen Silvia Concert Hall. Motivation of the Jury Young musical talents study under this light. In the lighting design,...

America's leading architecture magazine Architectural Record devoted a lengthy article and September cover story to the Queen Silvia Concert Hall in Stockholm, named after Queen Silvia of Sweden, designed by architect Giorgio Palù and opened

As part of the exhibition The New Together, organized by Casa Platform Venezia Scuola Grande della Misericordia, Sestriere Cannaregio 3599 Saturday, May 20 at 6:30 p.m. Jam Session between Architecture and Music

In Venice, on the occasion of the 18th Architecture Biennale, Giorgio Palù, in collaboration with architecture studio blueArch with technical partners Metro Q exhibited The Swarm Project. Nomadic architecture through time and space

On September 2018 the project for the new “Concert Hall of Lilla Akademien” in Stockholm finally got the building permit, and construction was completed in 2022 with the inauguration.

In the first few months of 2020 will inaugurate the new Museo Diocesano in Cremona, collections of works from whole diocese; more than 150 sacred artworks and faith route can be admired in the new museum structure projected by Giorgio Palù.

From February 24 to 29, 2020, the exhibition “Platform – Best Italian Interior Design Selection” will be held in Miami, at the Design District, during the first edition of ARCHWEEK MIAMI, the week dedicated to design culture.

Great interest was generated by Giorgio Palù’s installation in the deconsecrated Church of San Carlo in Cremona, which was opened to the city for the occasion.

From 26th October to 4th November 2018 took place an exhibition about “PLATFORM – Best Italian Interior Design Selection” at Castello Visconteo-Sforzesco in Novara.

On the 14th of May 2018, at “Milano Triennale”, took place the presentation of the Volume “Best Italian Interior Design”.

The monographic book Electa, dedicated to the Violin Museum of Cremona and the Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium, designed by Giorgio Palù, was published in 2017.

Villa Wadia is located in the Bautugan area (Cap d’Ail), a region of undeniable beauty and high landscape value, characterized by steep slopes and viewpoints of remarkable quality overlooking the sea.

Two types of residences, named “Attici” and “Nuvole”, each characterized by the same design intent to create homes of high architectural quality, extremely comfortable, and with extraordinary internal flexibility.

The Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium is a masterpiece of acoustic engineering with 464 seats. The new hall was created within the original Salone delle Adunate of the Palazzo dell’Arte.