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Edoardo Tresoldi’s Studio is located in the former industrial area of Mecenate in Milan. The space occupies a former 700-square-metre production facility that has been reorganized through a renovation project aimed at redefining the interiors and adapting them to the needs of the studio’s artistic production and research activities.
The spatial layout is organized around two large open-plan areas: the first dedicated to the production and storage of artworks, and the second used for studio work, design development, and the day-to-day activities of the team. A metal mezzanine, accessed by a central staircase, introduces an additional functional level that accommodates the artist’s workspace together with a shared area for meetings and project discussion.
The project developed through an internal collaborative process involving the studio’s team, contributing to the definition of both spatial and functional solutions. The use of reclaimed materials, vintage elements, and personal objects connected to the artist’s practice establishes a layered material environment in which traces of memory coexist with contemporary interventions within a workspace designed to support different phases of the creative process.
Credits:
Photography by Il Conte Photography
Courtesy Edoardo Tresoldi
Lo studio dell’artista Edoardo Tresoldi si trova nell’area ex industriale di Mecenate, a Milano. Lo spazio occupa un’ex fabbrica di circa 700 metri quadrati, riconfigurata attraverso un intervento di ristrutturazione che ne ha ridefinito l’organizzazione interna per renderlo funzionale alle attività di produzione e ricerca artistica dello studio.
L’impianto spaziale è strutturato attorno a tre grandi campate open space: le prime due destinate alla realizzazione e allo stoccaggio delle opere, la terza dedicata alle attività di studio, progettazione e lavoro quotidiano del team. Un soppalco metallico, raggiungibile tramite una scala centrale, introduce un secondo livello che ospita lo studio dell’artista e uno spazio condiviso come area comune e conviviale. Il progetto si è sviluppato attraverso un processo di confronto interno con il team dello studio, che ha contribuito alla definizione delle soluzioni spaziali e funzionali. L’impiego di materiali di recupero, elementi vintage e oggetti personali provenienti dal percorso dell’artista costruisce una dimensione materica stratificata, in cui tracce di memoria e interventi contemporanei convivono all’interno di un ambiente di lavoro pensato per adattarsi a diverse fasi del processo creativo.
Edoardo Tresoldi’s Studio is located in the former industrial area of Mecenate in Milan. The space occupies a former 700-square-metre production facility that has been reorganized through a renovation project aimed at redefining the interiors and adapting them to the needs of the studio’s artistic production and research activities.
The spatial layout is organized around two large open-plan areas: the first dedicated to the production and storage of artworks, and the second used for studio work, design development, and the day-to-day activities of the team. A metal mezzanine, accessed by a central staircase, introduces an additional functional level that accommodates the artist’s workspace together with a shared area for meetings and project discussion.
The project developed through an internal collaborative process involving the studio’s team, contributing to the definition of both spatial and functional solutions. The use of reclaimed materials, vintage elements, and personal objects connected to the artist’s practice establishes a layered material environment in which traces of memory coexist with contemporary interventions within a workspace designed to support different phases of the creative process.
Credits: Il Conte Photograph
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