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redazione 4/05/2026

Transparent architecture

At the new Oxyturbo Headquarters, people's well-being is at the heart of the project – a concept brought to life through cutting-edge architectural solutions, such as the curtain wall created with Schüco aluminum systems

Conceived by Studio F.G.I. Visconti, the new headquarters for Oxyturbo – a Lonato del Garda (Italy) company with over forty years of experience in pressure reducers and industrial gas solutions – stands out for its functional and interconnected spaces, fostering a fluid relationship between production, offices, and common areas.

A pivotal element of the project is the curtain wall, crafted with recyclable and durable Schüco aluminum systems, which ensures abundant natural light and visual continuity between interior and exterior. This design choice perfectly aligns with the company’s philosophy of “transparency” and sharing.

“Driven by the client’s vision, we sought an architectural purity that reflected the genuine nature of Oxyturbo’s operations,” states Architect Alberto Visconti.

The building envelope ensures high thermal and acoustic performance, contributing to reduced energy consumption and enhanced indoor well-being. The building boasts an A+ energy class rating and has achieved LEED certification.

Photo © Stefano Marchiante

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