C-Square
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The light radiating from the center of matter diffuses like an aura. The boundary of an object is defined by its intensity.
Light contributes to the creation of form. C-Square is a partition system composed of aluminum and light, spanning the entire exhibition space and harmoniously separating the day and night areas. This striking structure, 20 meters long and 4 meters high, is made entirely of aluminum. By shaping two passage portals, it takes on a symbolic significance, becoming a powerful emblem in the brand’s narrative.
The portal is not just an architectural element but a profound symbol of transition: it represents a passage from before to after, marking change, progression, and a new perspective. The design concept of the “threshold” becomes a connection between past and future—an "emblem of an ongoing journey"—reflecting Visionnaire’s ability to adapt and anticipate change. It is an invitation to cross new thresholds, to explore unseen worlds, fresh visions, and new experiences.
This theme seamlessly integrates into the stand’s design, inspired by the aesthetics of the Brazilian modernist movement, where the portal—often seen as an opening—serves as a connection between indoors and outdoors. It becomes the heart of a fluid space, not merely dividing but encouraging deeper reflection on continuity and transformation. Designed by architect Stefano Maria Pozzi, the C-Square system is a modular "see-through" bookcase born from the desire to innovate by moving away from wood as the primary material.
Instead, it uses aluminum, a sustainable material that can be infinitely recycled. This choice enables the creation of loadbearing structures up to 9 meters high with only 10 mm of thickness, resulting in clean, ultra-thin forms that integrate light seamlessly. This complex luminous architecture, patented under Nex-S, brings light to life—it becomes dynamic and adjustable every 30 mm, with smart home integration allowing programmed light movements.
This technology makes the object appear as if it "breathes" light—a light that can "dance," emerging from a concealed, adjustable source embedded within the ultra-thin HYLEtech shelves. C-Square represents a revolutionary message for the industry. Its assembly introduces an innovative plug & play system for its storage units, eliminating the need for nails, screws, or bolts, while decorative panels are magnetically secured without tracks or hinges.
Finally, sustainability is at the core of this project: the aluminum used is infinitely recyclable, significantly reducing environmental impact and emissions. This makes C-Square an exemplary model of responsible development, fully aligned with its status as a Benefit Company.
Each led bar can be controlled individually to create customised lighting scenarios via a DMX (Digital Multiplex) system, with optional integration into a home automation network upon request. Optional adjustable magnetic dividers for the cells are available in aluminium, upholstered in leather or fabric, or veneered in open-pore wood finishes.
The system also includes modules with bronze or smoked glass doors and drawer units. The entire structure is coated in a satin gunmetal ribbed finish. The vertical supports and cells are designed for full tool-less plug & play assembly, allowing installation and maintenance without tools. All light sources are equipped with magnetic clips, making them easily detachable and replaceable. The production process is based on high-precision aluminium machining, using 100% recyclable materials with a highly sustainable approach, avoiding the use of wood.
Drivers and control modules are housed in the base or top section. Available as a freestanding room divider or wall-mounted unit, with an indicative maximum power consumption of 200W per linear metre.
C-Square
Stefano Pozzi
Aluminium
2025
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