Vimar at Architect@Work Milan
On 11th and 12th November, Vimar will be taking part in Architect@Work Milan, at Allianz MiCo. This year’s theme, “Spazio Vivo” (Living Space), reflects a shift that design professionals are perceiving with increasing clarity. Spaces are no longer static, neither are buildings, interiors or materials. They tend to evolve, adapt and react alongside the people who inhabit them, with materials responding to changes in climate, light and usage.
In this context, Vimar presents smart solutions that support the evolution of buildings, making them more efficient, sustainable and capable of adapting to the needs of their occupants. Customised automation, control and monitoring systems are paired with a deep focus on design, ensuring complete aesthetic and functional continuity in every environment. There will be a strong focus on the design of the wiring series and on customisations with Eikon Exé, in the Collections variant, in its traditional, Vintage, Flat and Tondo control versions. The series has earned prestigious accolades, such as the Compasso d’Oro International Award. Presented in international standards, the Linea series and its home automation soul - the XT platform, available for By-me Plus and KNX Secure - represent an approach to sustainability viewed as a strategic value for innovation. In video door entry systems, the Pixel Up outdoor entrance panel will take centre stage, featuring 4 elegant new finishes: black metal, champagne, copper and black painted. Lastly, special attention will be dedicated to the award-winning user experience design of the new View Touch devices, recipient of the iF Design Award and enabling comprehensive supervision of Vimar systems.
Architect@Work Milan offers a key opportunity to demonstrate how Vimar interprets the evolution of spaces through solutions that blend technological innovation, design and sustainability, helping shape truly “living” environments that are capable of evolving hand in hand with the people who inhabit them.
Allianz MiCo, Milan
Booth 64