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Ivrea’s Blue House: Olivetti’s Hub of Innovation
In the early 1950s, architect Eduardo Vittoria designed Olivetti’s “Blue House” in Ivrea — a bold experiment in architecture and research. Blending Mediterranean aesthetics with functional design, it became a hub for technological innovation and a symbol of human-centered progress.
Episode 30 of OLIverse retraces how this iconic building evolved into a UNESCO World Heritage site and a concrete testament to Olivetti’s enduring vision.
In the early 1950s, architect Eduardo Vittoria designed Olivetti’s “Blue House” in Ivrea — a bold experiment in architecture and research. Blending Mediterranean aesthetics with functional design, it became a hub for technological innovation and a symbol of human-centered progress.
Episode 30 of OLIverse retraces how this iconic building evolved into a UNESCO World Heritage site and a concrete testament to Olivetti’s enduring vision.
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By Archivio Storico OlivettiIvrea’s Blue House: Olivetti’s Hub of Innovation
In the early 1950s, architect Eduardo Vittoria designed Olivetti’s “Blue House” in Ivrea — a bold experiment in architecture and research. Blending Mediterranean aesthetics with functional design, it became a hub for technological innovation and a symbol of human-centered progress.
Episode 30 of OLIverse retraces how this iconic building evolved into a UNESCO World Heritage site and a concrete testament to Olivetti’s enduring vision.
In the early 1950s, architect Eduardo Vittoria designed Olivetti’s “Blue House” in Ivrea — a bold experiment in architecture and research. Blending Mediterranean aesthetics with functional design, it became a hub for technological innovation and a symbol of human-centered progress.
Episode 30 of OLIverse retraces how this iconic building evolved into a UNESCO World Heritage site and a concrete testament to Olivetti’s enduring vision.