Frigo Gel’s offices are located at the company’s operational headquarters in Campi Bisenzio, in the metropolitan area of Florence. The complex is dedicated to the distribution of frozen products, combining logistics facilities with administrative spaces. Designed by Valentini GM Studio, the project features a selection of Caesar surfaces for both interiors and exterior façades, making use of the technological advantages offered by AEleva, the CaesarTech solution installed in the offices.

AEleva made it possible to create an accessible raised floor system consisting of 60x60 cm calcium sulphate panels finished with Caesar porcelain stoneware and supported by a substructure. The technical void beneath the walking surface accommodates cables and building services, while the removable panels allow easy access for inspection, maintenance and upgrades. This solution combines the aesthetic quality of ceramic surfaces with the technical requirements of modern workplaces.

The interior surfaces are defined by the metropolitan concrete aesthetic of the Wide collection, selected for the project in the Fog and Vapour shades, both characterised by subtle colour variations.

The Step In collection introduces porcelain stoneware inspired by natural stone and weathered concrete into the interior spaces. The Dust shade, in the 30x60 cm format, and Taupe, in the 60x60 cm and 30x60 cm formats, bring sandy hues and warm grey-brown tones to the project.

The most distinctive colour statement appears at the building’s entrance, where the Alchemy collection in the TC. Mint shade is used as a wall covering in the 60x120 cm format. Inspired by the oxidised metal effect that defines the collection, its green shade creates a striking visual accent against the neutral tones of the other selected surfaces. On the floor, the Alchemy collection in the Frozen shade, in the large 120x120 cm format, introduces the luminous white of the same material-inspired collection.

The Caesar range and CaesarTech solutions make it possible to combine collections inspired by different material aesthetics with systems designed to meet the technical requirements of each space, creating a cohesive project that balances aesthetic appeal and functionality.