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The First Olivetti Factory: A Vision in Brick and Steel
From the iconic Red Brick Factory designed by Camillo Olivetti to the expanded ICO workshops by Figini and Pollini, Olivetti’s first industrial spaces in Ivrea were more than just factories—they were a blueprint for innovation, design, and social progress.
In this episode of #OLIverse, we explore how these pioneering structures shaped the company’s philosophy and redefined the relationship between industry and architecture.
Scatto originale risalente alla V triennale di Milano, 1933
© Archivio Architetto Figini AAF Milano.
From the iconic Red Brick Factory designed by Camillo Olivetti to the expanded ICO workshops by Figini and Pollini, Olivetti’s first industrial spaces in Ivrea were more than just factories—they were a blueprint for innovation, design, and social progress.
In this episode of #OLIverse, we explore how these pioneering structures shaped the company’s philosophy and redefined the relationship between industry and architecture.
Scatto originale risalente alla V triennale di Milano, 1933
© Archivio Architetto Figini AAF Milano.
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By Archivio Storico OlivettiThe First Olivetti Factory: A Vision in Brick and Steel
From the iconic Red Brick Factory designed by Camillo Olivetti to the expanded ICO workshops by Figini and Pollini, Olivetti’s first industrial spaces in Ivrea were more than just factories—they were a blueprint for innovation, design, and social progress.
In this episode of #OLIverse, we explore how these pioneering structures shaped the company’s philosophy and redefined the relationship between industry and architecture.
Scatto originale risalente alla V triennale di Milano, 1933
© Archivio Architetto Figini AAF Milano.
From the iconic Red Brick Factory designed by Camillo Olivetti to the expanded ICO workshops by Figini and Pollini, Olivetti’s first industrial spaces in Ivrea were more than just factories—they were a blueprint for innovation, design, and social progress.
In this episode of #OLIverse, we explore how these pioneering structures shaped the company’s philosophy and redefined the relationship between industry and architecture.
Scatto originale risalente alla V triennale di Milano, 1933
© Archivio Architetto Figini AAF Milano.