Officina 3 - appareal
Our fields
of application
Appareal
Patches, labels and packaging collections are conceived with a high aesthetic and functional content for the apparel field. They have endless applications and functions which are combined together and start off new concepts for the personalisation of couture items, sports and technical clothing.
Patches
The customizations are endless, the uses and productions are more and more numerous. These products can
be used in high fashion garments such
as in sportswear, in items such as outerwear or small leather accessories.
Ribbons
The personalization of woven ribbons is obtained by combining different production technologies. Depending on the request and the effect the customer wants to achieve, we apply the most suitable production technology or combine several together.
Panels and processing
on cut pieces
We work all types of materials, on which the different processes are studied and adapted for an optimal final result that respects the customer’s needs.
Labels
The selection of a wide range of supports such as fabric, leather, hide, imitation leather, rubber, silicone, PVC, ribbons and cotton makes it possible to combine new materials. Our fashion processes personalize the surfaces, create new thicknesses, the style and look of the finished garment.
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Edil Euganea Bauma 2022
Choose the QUALITY,
choose the ATTENTION
FOR DETAIL CARE,
choose the TRADITION.
Choose
EDIL
EUGANEA.
Our
MONOBLOCK
solutions
Prefabricated modular units are used for: accomodation complex, labor camps, clinics, first aid, sanitary and showers cabins, prefabricated offices, show room, changing rooms, schools, kiosks, emergency.
Our
CONTAINERS
solutions
Special and transformed containers are used for: power energy, water treatment plants, solar plants, workshop containers, bio gas plant, installation of electrical transformers, mining plants, military plants, storage of fuel tank, storage of rack batteries.
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Women in Almodo’s films
By Nicole Newman | Jan 29, 2020
Strong female characters
With a filmography that spans nearly 40 years, Almodo has always been consistent with his memorable, outspoken, and nuanced female leads.
Almodo's film "Julieta" poignantly explores female agency when one woman reconciles her present situation with her past decisions.
Julieta
A woman's journey
Originally intended for legendary actor Meryl Streep, Almodo ultimately decided to cast Adriana Ugarte back home in his native Spain.
Making Julieta
Adriana Ugarte was ultimately chosen to play Julieta for her nuanced portrayal of youth, independence, and female freedom.
Ugarte as Julieta
“ I wanted to portray a woman exploring life and making decisions on her own terms.”
Almodo on Adriana Ugarte
In Volver, we see Almodo explore female identity: the layers, the emotions, the influences on a woman's decision-making process.
Volver
Female Identity
Almodo famously makes movies about movies as a way to explore the complexity of identity for women. Women have always been understood through someone else's lens or medium.
Why Identity?
“His work is his love letter to women. It's his love letter to cinema.”
Almodo on Penny Cruz
All About My Mother explores why women act, who they act for, and how they perform.
All about my mother
Women Who Act
The film moves around characters who are melodramatic. Their real hardships are punctuated by moments of seeming parody. Almodo examines the convention of acting in our daily lives.
Real vs. Unreal
“The films he makes are a reflection of himself, and this is how he sees women.”
Almodo on Cecilia Roth
The observer of women
La Frances Hui said: “Almodo is someone who is very beloved by female actresses. He has an unusual ability to observe women with a sense of empathy.
Other
stories
In the Museum of Modern Art
The director that gives the most notes
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Bak'n with Em
Beginner’s Guide
to Baking Bread
Emma Keys
So, I hear you want to bake bread! You’ve come to the right place. Making bread is both easy and rewarding, especially if you learn these 6 fast rules for making bread.
Let’s get started!
There is nothing mysterious about making bread! Practice makes perfect so bake, bake, bake!
“
6 Fast Rules For Making Bread
01
Use fresh ingredients - especially yeast
02
Storage: dry is nice
03
Use the right flour
04
Temperature and yeast
05
To knead or not to knead
06
Prescribed rising times
Use fresh ingredients - especially yeast
01
To ensure a good lift and a beautiful outer crust, you’ll want to start with fresh yeast and baking powder/soda
Storage: Dry is nice
02
Always store your baking ingredients in a dry place at room temperature. Never refrigerate.
Use the Right Flour
03
Get good bread flour. It’s ground specifically for making bread!
Temperature and Yeast
04
Make sure your liquid is between 95 degrees F and 115 degrees F when adding to yeast.
To knead or not to knead
05
Quick breads usually don’t require kneading (think cake mix) while yeast bread requires some kneading.
Prescribed rising times
06
Follow the prescribed rising time. Use a timer. Too long and you might have a sour-tasting loaf or a dry bread with abundance of holes!
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Sophia Jayden
My Stay At The Ace Hotel Kyoto
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While Kyoto itself is a historical center, the Ace Hotel drops itself right into a new era of young makers reimagining age-old traditions.
UMEYACHO
LAWSON KARASUMA-SANJO
Ace Hotel Kyoto
1.
Minimal
Bedrooms
The bedrooms are classic Ace Hotel meets traditional Japanese, with a twist.
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Turntables and a Japanese soaking tub. A+
The perfect use of traditional Kimono fabric, Japanese cypress and modern touches in every room.
2.
THE Korimoto Pool
The pool is a modern take on a Japanese onsen meets infinity pool.
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The use of binchotan
instead of chlorine
The views of “new” Kyoto are unparalleled from the rooftop pool, where you can lounge, plan your day’s activities or grab a refreshing drink.
3.
Akurimei
Gym
Not your average hotel gym.
Not even close.
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All the things you’d see in a Western gym plus
You’ll see traditional weights and pilates balls, but this is intentionally mixed with more Japanese machinery and workout props meant to relax and strengthen.
Perfect use of traditional Kimono fabric.
YOJIYA
List Of Best Things To DO In The Area:
Kyoto distillery
Local whiskey as well as a few beers on tap.
karakami
Traditional papers are great for wrapping all your gifts.
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Hotel
Las Arenas,
Valencia
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Honeymooning in Italy
Martina Hansson & Mike Smith
Fondazione Prada
A major center for all things contemporary art and culture. Created by Rem Koolhaas.
MY FAVOURITE PLACES OF TUSCANY
Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera
A beautiful 17th century building that used to be a convent, but now houses the most beautiful collection of paintings.
“We did not miss Raphael's "Marriage of the Virgin.”
Martin Hansson
Latteria San Marco
A local's spot for the best caprese salad. MMM!
Pasticcheria Marchesi
A historic bakery that is just as opulent as its pastries are decadent.
Find the
places below
Fundazione
Prada
Pasticcheria
Marchesi
Letteria
San Marco
"The tarts here are displayed like jewelry behind glass casings."
Martin Hansson
Other stories
A wedding on Lake Garda, Italy.
See Rome in 36 hours.
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Zoe
Travis
Q&A
By Nicole Newman 9/13/20
Style icon and actress best known for her roles in Big Lies and Lo-Fidelity joins us for an edition of our rapid-fire Q & A.
Where
did you
grow up
"
?
Brooklyn
It feels like Travis, 30, has always been famous — an indelible screen presence and iconic parents will do that.
"
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That was what I liked growing up. And also, that was what I thought I was suited for. I didn’t see a lot of people who looked like me in big movies.
Brooklyn
Manhattan
or
?
Brooklyn
There is so much diverse energy in Brooklyn. You can take a turn down a lovely neighborhood street, or get that lively nightlife if you want.
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A lot of what inspires me is rooted in Brooklyn. I love to be at home whenever I can and I really fill my place with treasures from people near and dear to me.
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Javier
Dardem
Q&A
Dree
Larson
Q&A
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By John Doe
Behind the scenes:
Rock in
Rotterdam
One of the most popular rock festivals of all time, Rock in Rotterdam has won the hearts of so many rock fans from all over the world.
But how is the festival created each year?
One of the first things that gets nailed down is the roster of performing artists. The headliner last year were The Bools.
Curation of stages and set times take months to plan and develop. There is a lot of back and forth between artists and agents about preferences and availabilities.
Setting the Stage
Time to Prep
There are usually 6 stages, 2 main, and 4 smaller. Once artists are locked in, stage and set design can start planning the equipment, sound, and lighting appropriate for each artist.
Most main stage acts take 6 months or more to plan, depending on the level of theatrics and sophistication.
Professional grade equipment and power systems are flown in from all over Europe to prepare for the festival.
Each of the 3 stages acts as its own little city in terms of a power system, equipment and the sound engineers that keep the stage operating at its best.
With all the prep work on sound, we can’t forget about food and beverage for the festival.
The Experience
A team of 20 festival planners coordinate with food and drink vendors to keep variety high and
costs low.
The festival grounds are architected to account for the food stalls, rest areas, VIP areas, and of course restrooms.
After a full year of planning, rock fans get to enjoy a 3-day festival of a lifetime.
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Rob la Miro
An Actor With A Thousand Faces
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Vintage Chairs: What to look for and how to buy
Billy Rogers
The duo behind Brooklyn’s hip antique furniture store, Lichen, clue us in on what to look for when it comes to vintage seating.
If you don’t know what era, what style and who it’s made by, don’t sweat it.
If you like it,
You like it.
Carefully examine the surface of each chair. Examine every part and look for authenticity marks.
When you find an interesting chair, do you like the curvature? The angles? The lines?
Find an element that draws you in.
Check foundational details to make sure it’s sturdy and it hasn’t lost any structural integrity.
“Try before you buy. See it, smell it, sit on it. And - bargain for it.
Mark Jackson