S.C.A.R.P.A. Footwear Factory – Asolo (TV) Italy

In Asolo, Roberto Nicoletti’s Architecture and Design project uses concrete as a narrative element, translating its materiality into a contemporary key through continuous and controlled surfaces.

The intervention develops as a balance between compositional rigour and material sensitivity. The interiors, characterised by essential volumes and a calibrated industrial language, find in the floor a unifying element capable of giving visual and perceptive continuity. Concrete thus becomes not only a structure, but an inhabited surface, capable of dialogueing with light and other finishes.

The intervention develops as a balance between compositional rigour and material sensitivity. The interiors, characterised by essential volumes and a calibrated industrial language, find in the floor a unifying element capable of giving visual and perceptive continuity. Concrete thus becomes not only a structure, but an inhabited surface, capable of dialogueing with light and other finishes.

The choice of the Isoplam system also responds to performance criteria: high wear resistance, durability and ease of maintenance, fundamental aspects in high-traffic environments. The low application thickness also allows efficient interventions on existing supports, reducing construction site times and operational impacts. The result is a technical surface that becomes at the same time an identity element of the project.