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Olivetti Headquarters: Architecture of the Ivrea Office Palace
In the 1960s, Olivetti designed a new kind of corporate headquarters in Ivrea, rethinking the office as a place of connection, flexibility, and shared intelligence.
Conceived by architects Bernasconi, Fiocchi, and Nizzoli, the Ivrea Office Palace introduced a radial layout centered on a hexagonal core, flexible internal spaces, and an early integration of computing infrastructure. This episode explores how architecture became a strategic tool for organizing work, fostering collaboration, and expressing Olivetti’s human-centered vision — where efficiency, technology, and landscape coexist.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
In the 1960s, Olivetti designed a new kind of corporate headquarters in Ivrea, rethinking the office as a place of connection, flexibility, and shared intelligence.
Conceived by architects Bernasconi, Fiocchi, and Nizzoli, the Ivrea Office Palace introduced a radial layout centered on a hexagonal core, flexible internal spaces, and an early integration of computing infrastructure. This episode explores how architecture became a strategic tool for organizing work, fostering collaboration, and expressing Olivetti’s human-centered vision — where efficiency, technology, and landscape coexist.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
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By Archivio Storico OlivettiOlivetti Headquarters: Architecture of the Ivrea Office Palace
In the 1960s, Olivetti designed a new kind of corporate headquarters in Ivrea, rethinking the office as a place of connection, flexibility, and shared intelligence.
Conceived by architects Bernasconi, Fiocchi, and Nizzoli, the Ivrea Office Palace introduced a radial layout centered on a hexagonal core, flexible internal spaces, and an early integration of computing infrastructure. This episode explores how architecture became a strategic tool for organizing work, fostering collaboration, and expressing Olivetti’s human-centered vision — where efficiency, technology, and landscape coexist.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
In the 1960s, Olivetti designed a new kind of corporate headquarters in Ivrea, rethinking the office as a place of connection, flexibility, and shared intelligence.
Conceived by architects Bernasconi, Fiocchi, and Nizzoli, the Ivrea Office Palace introduced a radial layout centered on a hexagonal core, flexible internal spaces, and an early integration of computing infrastructure. This episode explores how architecture became a strategic tool for organizing work, fostering collaboration, and expressing Olivetti’s human-centered vision — where efficiency, technology, and landscape coexist.
This episode includes AI-generated content.