On Wednesday 16th April , we presented the presentation event of the third issue of TMAGAZINE at The Social Hub in Florence .
TMAGAZINE is an editorial project curated by the editorial staff of FUL Magazine , created to tell the world of architecture and design from the perspective of TaniniHome .
The third issue is dedicated to the world of design , art , architecture and hospitality .
The new volume explores emerging trends in the hospitality sector , told through concrete experiences and the vision of professionals who are redefining the spaces and services of contemporary hospitality .
Among the various contents, we have focused our attention on the affirmation of boutique hotels or houses for stylish hospitality, also involving some hospitality professionals in Florence .
The evening began with a speech , during which some of the protagonists of this issue shared their journey and the ideas behind the projects narrated in the magazine. Architects, designers and entrepreneurs took turns offering the public food for thought on how innovation and tradition can coexist to create authentic and functional, but above all experiential, environments.
Stefano Gambacciani told us how, in the Sybille de Margerie studio, projects are not only an expression of beauty, but a combination of aesthetics and functionality , the result of careful research into materials that draws from the culture and identity of places, also looking at the enhancement of the territory . Each project must be designed to live and to tell the story of life lived .
Veronica Grechi told us the story of Velona's Jungle , a boutique hotel in the heart of Florence . A family legacy transformed into a unique experience, among antiques expertly intertwined with local design and craftsmanship , adding contemporary touches .
Giulia Mariotti illustrated the project The Social Hub , a pioneer of hybrid hospitality and the values that the space embodies. A new model of hospitality capable of bringing together different communities and targets , a place where you can stay, study, work and have fun .
Andrea Pierattelli , from the Pierattelli Architetture studio and curator of the YellowSquare project, told us how this has changed the concept of the hostel in Italy , offering a true hospitality experience. A structure that hosts international travellers aged 20 to 30 , who are not only visitors, but also digital nomads looking for a free and friendly atmosphere.
The entire speech was mediated by the editorial staff of FUL Magazine , who primarily curated the editorial project.
Following this, an informal aperitif allowed guests to interact directly with the speakers and delve deeper into the topics covered, in a convivial and stimulating atmosphere.
We would like to thank everyone who attended the event and helped make this evening special.
A special thanks goes to our partners and all the guests who, with their presence and support, made the creation of this issue and its presentation possible.
