Tag Rome

13-04-2016

Milanese surprises at the 2016 Fuorisalone

“Design – luci – ombre.

31-03-2016

Prize awarded to "Webcreativity Creatività e Visual Marketing Post Web"

Marco Goran Romano has won a prize in the Creative Quarterly Awards 43 for his illustration appearing on the cover of Paolo Schianchi's book "Webcreativity Creatività e Visual Marketing Post Web", published by Flaccovio editore.

25-03-2016

The most popular itineraries on Floornature's social networks

At this time of spring festivities and holidays, we take a look at the Floornature itineraries that have attracted the most attention among fans on the portal's social network pages.

25-03-2016

DiDeA Muddica Sicilian bistro in Milan

In Milan's Porta Romana neighbourhood, DiDeA architectural studio has transformed a former tailor's workshop into a bistro serving Sicilian specialities. To make the most of the small workshop, the architects organise space vertically, using the upper part to exhibit products and the lower part of the space for serving food and beverages.

18-03-2016

Designer interiors: interior designs for the home

Inspired by the exhibition “From Portaluppi to Castellini - Three generation of interior design projects”, currently under way at SpazioFMGperl'Architettura, the third event in the Italia per Interni series, we take another look at home interior projects presented recently in Floornature.

17-03-2016

Yoshio Taniguchi wins the Piranesi Prix de Rome

The "Piranesi Prix de Rome" for life-long achievement, an award presented by the Adrianea Academy of Architecture and Archeology with the support of prominent institutions and enterprises, including Graniti Fiandre, will be presented to Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi on March 18, when he will hold his first Lectio Magistralis in Italy.

08-03-2016

RoBoCoop: street art, classical painting and architecture

Not Verhoeven’s cyborg: RoBoCoop stands for Roma Bologna Cooperazione and is the name of a pair of street artists who combine classical painting with contemporary architecture, creating works that can only be seen on the walls of their native cities.