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La Serra Complex, Olivetti, Ivrea Adriano Olivett La Serra Complex, Olivetti, Ivrea Adriano Olivetti was a man ahead of his time. He believed that meaningfully improving the lives of his workforce was the right thing to do and would make his company, Olivetti a world-leading brand, more successful. Even today the innovations Adriano introduced remain the ideal. Decent staff housing, a nursery, social facilities, green spaces and art were introduced at the Olivetti factory in Ivrea, a small town near Turin where Camillo, Adriano’s father, was born. At one time a large portion of Olivetti’s 14,000 strong Italian workforce lived in the town. Image with thanks to @nickballon New post. Link in bio
Unveiled by Emperor Akihito in 2008, designed by T Unveiled by Emperor Akihito in 2008, designed by Tomie Ohtake, this celebrates the centenary of a Japanese immigration to Brazil, image Christian Eric • CC BY 2.0
Tomie Ohtake House, São Paulo, with thanks to Ada Tomie Ohtake House, São Paulo, with thanks to Adam Štečh aka @okolo_architecture architect, Ruy Ohtake for the centre named in honour of his mother, Japanese-Brazilian artist Tomie Ohtake (slide across to the next post and over to @greyscapeworld for some TomieO brilliance)

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