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  • André Straja

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Goring and Straja studio (GaS Studio) was established in 1996, with offices in Milan, Rome and San Francisco. Firm activity ranges from architecture to interior design, providing integrated solutions to national and international clients. Managed in Italy by Andrè Straja, Giacomo Sicuro and Lenka Lodo, the group has developed, through the years, an impressive client list, including: Microsoft, Generali properties, Babcock&Brown, British American Tobacco, Vodafone, Pricewaterhouse&Coopers, Tiffany, Burberry, Fendi, Axa, Fnac, Haworth, First Atlantic, Nexity, Altarea, CBRE, Aedes, Sara, Coca Cola, and others. As of today the group's workforce consists approximately of 30 people, including partners, collaborators and employees.

Projects

  1. Award Winning Casa di Langa, by GaS Studio and Parisotto + Formenton Architetti

    Casa di Langa, by GaS Studio and Parisotto + Formenton Architetti

    Cuneo, Italy

  2. Campus Monneret

    Campus Monneret

    Milan, ITALY

  3. Viale Innovazione Dorms

    Viale Innovazione Dorms

    Milan, ITALY

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