Tag Gianluca Di Ioia

05-04-2022

Triennale Milano, between new exhibitions and installations

From April 1, two new installations designed by two important masters of architecture, which have recently become part of the permanent collection of the Milanese institution, are on display in the Triennale Milano gardens, named after Giancarlo De Carlo: "Meuble Plus", a project for the support of refugees conceived by Yona Friedman and "Grande Milano", the chair designed by Italian architect Aldo Rossi in a 7:1 scale.

19-05-2021

Exhibitions at the Triennale: Enzo Mari, Vico Magistretti and Carlo Aymonino

Three exhibitions are underway at the Triennale di Milano, dedicated to three prominent names in twentieth-century Italian architecture. The exhibitions "Vico Magistretti – Architetto milanese " and "Carlo Aymonino – Fedeltà al tradimento" opened last week, while the exhibition on Enzo Mari curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist and Francesca Giacomelli continues until September 12.

18-09-2020

The fourth edition of Milano Arch Week, women’s perspectives and post-Covid strategies

The fourth edition of Milano Arch Week aims to give balanced visibility to experiences and projects from all over the world, and it reserves ample space for a variety of female architects and the richness of their perspectives. The guests include Odile Decq, Izaskun Chinchilla, Elizabeth Diller, Anupama Kundoo, Lina Ghotmet, Momoyo Kaijima, Benedetta Tagliabue and Martha Thorne.

06-03-2019

Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival XXII Triennale di Milano

The theme of the 22nd Triennale di Milano is, as the title suggests, in-depth examination of the ties between humans and our natural environment, now profoundly compromised and, in some cases, completely destroyed, looking at the role design can play in reconstituting these links. Australia, Austria and Russia are the three participating countries that have won awards for the proposals presented, while “la Nazione delle Piante” (The Nation of Plants) is a special immersive exhibition based on the theories of neurobiologist Stefano Mancuso.