Oct 2023 · Eleonora Raspi
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1 Yoshimi Futamura: raw energy of sculpture
2 Objects as Companion Pieces
3 Reflecting on Venice Architecture Biennale
4 Pompeii and beyond
Herzog & de Meuron for UniFor in Milan
The designers looking to Ancient Rome for modern relevance
The new Axel Springer building in Berlin is home to journalists and tech gurus, editors and programmers alike.
Oodi, Helsinki’s Central Library, an ode to the user experience.
Indoor-Outdoor: a new trend in metropolitan living
Molteni&C has launched its first ever collections of furniture specifically designed for outdoor rooms.
E-commerce reached new peaks during the pandemic, with physical isolation understandably driving retail online.
The aesthetic of the monolithic has expanded beyond architecture and into interior and product design.
“Ponti style” is a lifestyle that emerged through six decades of the creative practice of Gio Ponti (1891-1979).
Designers as Gio Ponti have long been attracted to the creative and intellectual freedom offered by maritime projects, and that continues to ring true today.
“Architecture is an interpretation of life”, wrote Gio Ponti. “Amare Gio Ponti”, the first documentary about his work, previewed at the 2015 Milano Design Film Festival, is dedicated to the great 20th century maestro.
