The right Artigo floors made this project look like music to our eyes
In a residential area on the banks of the Adda River between Milan and Bergamo, architects Elena Sacco and Paolo Danelli of Dapstudio designed the Cassano d'Adda Music Centre. The two envisioned the institution's architecture as a physical and soc
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