Tubes Agorà Radiators

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AGORÀ RADIATORS

AGORÀ RADIATORS

Designed by Nicola De Ponti

A designer radiator that’s perfect for refurbishment work, blending classic with contemporary, Agorà teams formal research with technological innovation, providing the perfect solution for any room in your home.

Owing to its versatility, to the three versions (décor-free, with single décor and with double décor) and 190 available sizes, it can be fitted in new installations or replace old radiators without the need for any masonry work.

This designer radiator is made entirely of recyclable drawn aluminium, with standard pitch, and to make sure it can be installed in any project, it is also available with bespoke connectors, which can be positioned either vertically or horizontally.

This functional designer radiator also affords energy savings since it has an ultra-low water content and a high heat output.

The styling versatility afforded by the possibility of choosing from an extensive range of sizes, finishes and colours is yet another added bonus of Agorà.

The décors along the front make it possible to create several configurations, combining the colour of the radiator with the back wall, which can be the same shade, contrasting, or, especially in the case of refurbishments or period décors, left "au naturel".

Its distinctive design, this radiator blends in seamlessly with more traditional settings while also lending itself to more challenging architectural settings, granting the designer the utmost freedom.

DESIGNER

NICOLA DE PONTI

Having trained as an Architect, Nicola De Ponti (born in Milan in 1971) has worked with Flavio Albanese in Italy and with Tusquets, Diaz y Asociados in Spain.

Now a partner of Antonia Astori (AstoriDePontiAssociati), he currently works on residential, interior, retail and exhibition designs, and is dedicated to being a successful designer, which has earned him several mentions in the ADI Design Index (2008, 2010, 2011 and 2013).

His experimental project on sustainable architecture “Green Frame House”, for Abitare il tempo 2010, after being selected by ADI Design Index 2011, was also included in 2012 in the selection by the “Consulta Regione Lombardia” for the award: “Review of under 40 Lombard architecture”.

He has designed and currently designs for Driade, Tubes, OLuce, Fiam, Laminam and has supplemented his activities as interior and industrial designer with art direction activities for certain companies in the field of furniture design, such as Mussi Italy and Valsecchi 1918.

Drawn by the debate on city planning and living, he has taught at Milan Polytechnic University and at the Domus Academy and currently collaborates with Italian magazine OFARCH (Design Diffusion World) as an architecture critic.