Shopping malls
Fashion Groove
Innovative in design and rich in its commercial offering, the Fashion Groove Mall designed by architect Roberto Fabbri of the Bazar architect’s studio, is located in Incisa Valdarno, in the very heart of peaceful landscape of the Tuscany countryside.
Large windows alternating with wood inserts characterize the façade of the building, in the middle of the lush garden and pool. More than 3,300m² of the total area are paved using four Atlas Concorde collections: Doga, in its textured finish and Cocoa colour, and Plan Outdoor Grey are installed on the external pathways, while Cementi, Doga in Sandal colour, Glow and Adore clad the floors and walls of the lounge areas and of the management offices.
Where
Incisa in Val d'Arno (FI), Italy
Design by
Roberto Fabbri
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Private Pool featuring Atlas Concorde
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Mercure Samarinda Hotel
Indonesia
Indonesia
With a view on the magnificent Mahakam River, the Mercure Samarinda Hotel combines beauty and comfort also by using its unique Atlas Concorde marble-effect porcelain stoneware, which contributed to the creation of a sophisticated and hospitable atmosphere.
Radisson Blu Kiev
Ucraine
Ucraine
Concrete and innovative: with its texture rich in strength and appeal, the stone effect of Atlas Concorde collections adorns the Radisson Blu Hotel located in the historic city center of Kiev.
Private Pool featuring Atlas Concorde
In the Netherlands, in the land of tulips, the stone- and wood-look surfaces of Atlas Concorde adorn the pool area of a private residence with elegance and warmth.
Mercure Samarinda Hotel <br> Indonesia
With a view on the magnificent Mahakam River, the Mercure Samarinda Hotel combines beauty and comfort also by using its unique Atlas Concorde marble-effect porcelain stoneware, which contributed to the creation of a sophisticated and hospitable atmosphere.
Radisson Blu Kiev <br /> Ucraine
Concrete and innovative: with its texture rich in strength and appeal, the stone effect of Atlas Concorde collections adorns the Radisson Blu Hotel located in the historic city center of Kiev.
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