Torino Outlets Fashion Village is a 32,000 square meter open-air shopping complex. Its bold cross-sectional design imparts a modern aesthetic while maintaining classical elegance through its balanced structure and proportions. The building’s exterior features traditional materials, including natural stone and lime plaster, giving it an authentic and timeless appearance.
The shopping corridor stretches 290 meters with a ceiling height reaching up to 6 meters. On both sides, an endless arcade lined with outdoor trees enhances the space. The project’s understated surface design results from a harmonious blend of visual clarity, unrestricted movement, and architectural order, supported by BIM modeling techniques.
The elongated shopping center faces the nearby highway and is surrounded by newly planted bushes and trees. A striking 88-meter-high independent spire acts as a symbolic bridge between earth and sky, serving as a landmark that connects the surrounding area.
The iconic spire appears to pierce the sky, symbolically channeling cosmic energy to the earth. It boasts a refined structure and exceptional design. Although firmly anchored to the ground, the tower seems to soar lightly into the sky. This spire serves as both the gateway to the fashion village and a prominent symbol of the city.
Project Drawings
▲ Shopping Center Floor Plan
▲ South and North Facades
▲ East and West Facades
▲ Sectional View
Project Information
Architectural Design Firm: Claudio Silvestrin Architects
Location: Setimotorinese, Torino, Italy
Category: Shopping Centers
Design Concept & Art Supervision: Claudio Silvestrin (Principal), Mariachiara Suriani (Project Architect)
Building Area: 32,000 square meters
Project Year: 2017
Manufacturers: Platek, Otis, Santaf (BIM design), Iora
Coordination & Project Management: Cogestil
Engineering: BMS Progetti
Lighting Concept: Claudio Silvestrin
Landscape Planning: Claudio Silvestrin
Municipal Engineering: Studio De8 Associate, Artecna
Thermal, Electrical & Special Systems Engineering: Manens Tifs
Landscape Design: Laura Dal Canto with Luisa Perona and Cristina Gragnolati, Claudio Silvestrin
Base Open Project: Artecna Sertec
General Contractor: Cogestil
Owner: Gruppo Stilo, Torino Fashion Village
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