(Did I get the Medium title style right?) — As 2020 flies by with ever increasing speed I’ve realised never sharing properly the work done during The Terraforming programme which I attended in the first half of the year and which has ended few centuries ago in July. I…

It’s been almost 2.5 years since we have presented the project of #nevicata14 — temporary configuration of the pedestrianized Castello square in Milan during EXPO-2015 — together with other 10 architectural studios during Atelier Castello public consultation process. #nevicata14 in Italian stands for the “snowfall of 2014” — the initial…

(Or how Marx ruined the fun of playing Pokémongo for me) Hybrid space as a media platform A year ago when we made #nevicata14 project — temporary pedestrian configuration of Castello square in Milan for the period of EXPO 2015 — we managed to double the available budget thanks to its appeal to the manufacturers and…

One fascinating thing about the recent Christo’s installation was its “unexpected” popularity both offline and online, here are some ideas that I got about it. (Check the first part to understand how many things were happening around it online) — Disclaimer: I’m not an art critic or a scholar, just a designer interested most of all in studying the way humans interact with their built environment nowadays I’m most fascinated with the subject of hybrid space* and its cause to which The Floating Piers brings a very interesting case study.

One fascinating thing about the recent Christo’s installation was its “unexpected” popularity both offline and online, here are some ideas that I got about it. — Disclaimer: I’m not an art critic or a scholar, just a designer interested most of all in studying the way humans interact with their built environment nowadays I’m most fascinated with the subject of hybrid space* and its cause to which The Floating Piers brings a very interesting case study.

Have you heard already that the Floating Piers is fantastically amazing, marvelous, surreal, incredible and mindblowing? Well, I definitely belong to the group of over-sensitive people getting astonished by many natural and art experiences, but this one is among the best anyway.