Tag Milan

06-01-2022

Ceramics: Neverending Artworks exhibition at the Iris Ceramica Group’s flagship store in Milan

The Iris Ceramica Group, in partnership with Galleria Antonia Jannone Disegni di Architettura, presents the exhibition "Ceramics: Neverending Artworks" from January 10 through February 18, 2022. The exhibition set up in the Group’s flagship store in Milan represents the dimensions of aesthetics, art and craftsmanship in ceramics through twenty-three selected works by prominent artists and designers.

03-01-2022

The Italian winners of the new European Bauhaus awards

The European Commission and Triennale Milano present the Italian winners of the “New European Bauhaus” and “New European Bauhaus Rising Stars” prizes: Italian projects selected for their ability to represent and illustrate the New European Bauhaus’s values of sustainability, aesthetics and inclusion

10-12-2021

Casa Lana and Ettore Sottsass. Struttura e colore exhibition at Triennale Milano

On December Triennale Milano opened a new exhibition hall on the first floor of the Palazzo dell'Arte and a new exhibition about the work of architect and designer Ettore Sottsass. The permanent exhibition in the hall contains a reconstructed interior from Casa Lana, a private residence Ettore Sottsass designed in Milan around the mid-1960s. The temporary exhibition “Ettore Sottsass. Struttura e colore (Ettore Sottsass. Structure and colour)” continues until 10 April 2022.

04-11-2021

ADI DESIGN INDEX 2021 preparing for the 27th Compasso d'Oro award

On October 27, ADI Design Museum in Milan saw the presentation of the 233 products selected for the ADI Design Index 2021, the exhibition held by the ADI Permanent Design Observatory presenting a selection of the best products of Italian design shortlisted for the 27th Compasso d'Oro award, due to be awarded in 2022. The exhibition was inaugurated in Milan, where it will stay until November 7 before moving on to Rome.

02-11-2021

pietro Lingeri exhibition - Abstraction and construction Triennale Milano

An exhibition dedicated to the works of architect Pietro Lingeri (1894-1968), curated by Gabriele Neri and staged by Onsitestudio, is currently running at the Milan Triennale until 21 November. The initiative is part of the process of enhancing and promoting the work of the great masters that the Triennale Milano has implemented for some years now. To coincide with the celebrations for the seven hundredth anniversary of Dante Alighieri's death, the exhibition also includes design drawings and the original model of the famous Danteum, a work Ligeri designed together with Terragni and that was never built.

18-10-2021

Mario Cucinella Architects and SOS - School of Sustainability inaugurate new headquarters in Milan

08-10-2021

"10 Journeys through Italian Architecture" exhibition at Triennale di Milano

At the Triennale di Milano, an exhibition opened its doors to the public on October 1, to tell the story of Italy’s contemporary architectural heritage through photographs taken along 10 routes that cross the Italian peninsula. The images were captured by photographers under 40 and are part of an initiative promoted by the Direzione Generale Creatività Contemporanea (DGCC) of the Italian Ministry of Culture, which implements the Atlante Architettura Contemporanea platform.

30-09-2021

Stefano Boeri Architetti Bosconavigli in Milan; a boundary building between city and nature

The residential project developed by Stefano Boeri Architetti and Arassociati with landscaping by AG&P greenscape, promises to profoundly renew the connecting area between Zona Tortona and the Navigli, redeveloping an area of over 8000 square meters and reforesting an important urban area adjacent to the ancient village of San Cristoforo overlooking the Naviglio Grande.

21-09-2021

Asti Architetti redesigns and redevelops a part of the city in Milan

The Asti Architetti studio has designed the redevelopment of an important urban block in the city of Milan. The project, “il Cortile della Seta” involved a typical courtyard building located between Via Moscova and Via Solferino. The architects redesigned the street front of the four above-ground levels, the covered courtyard and the new glass roof.