
02 / FORM
A rhythm of arches.
Rows of recessed arches wrap the square form. Their depth makes a changing pattern of light and shadow across the façade.
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Architectural objects
Concrete pen holder
The repeated arches of Rome’s Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana become a concrete pen holder, bringing the rhythm of a façade to the desk.
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01 / THE ARCHITECTURE
Known as the Square Colosseum, this twentieth-century building repeats 216 arches across four façades. Its travertine-clad geometry echoes the ancient Colosseum. CONHEART carries that repeated arch pattern into the walls of a concrete pen holder.
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02 / FORM
Rows of recessed arches wrap the square form. Their depth makes a changing pattern of light and shadow across the façade.

03 / EVERYDAY USE
An open center holds pens, pencils and small tools, giving the architectural form an everyday function.
04 / MATERIAL & DETAILS
The cast surface retains subtle differences in tone and texture.
CONHEARTConcrete with heart.
Curated by BOLTBOLT GALLERY