Integrated and sensory architecture
Kino designs spaces in which to live, inhabit, work taking into account the poly-sensory processes of man, realising a coexistence of sensations that relates the built environment with the perceptions of our body.
Kino means contract
Punctuality, programmed management of interventions, greater customer protection, lower implementation costs: ingredients of a "turnkey" design and realisation service.
View
The sense of sight is a key element in Kino's multisensory approach to architectural design, which allows us to create living and working experiences that inspire...
Tact
A positive tactile experience of the places is essential for a perception of overall well-being. The contacts between man and the architectural context are continuous, ...
Smell
The sense of smell plays a significant role in the multisensory approach to architectural design, creating environments that arouse emotions, stimulate memory...
Hearing
The design of architectural spaces must take into account the perception of sound and quiet to create comfortable and functional places. The choice of fixtures and materials for the surfaces...
Taste
Taste completes the multisensory perception of the environment, influenced as it is by lights, spaces, shapes, materials, smells and scents, sounds and noises. People's relationship with food...
Architecture is a state of mind,
Just as the heart seeks,
This is how space is created.
Bernardo D'Ippolito
