A key, very reserved figure in the world of Italian photography, Mario Carrieri gathers the results of years of work in the cycle of images in this exhibition.

The constant evolution of the increasingly mature and demanding market of the United Arab Emirates has gone hand-in-hand with a growing interest in UniFor, whose presence has expanded over the years, especially in the sector of business and financial centers.

A key, very reserved figure in the world of Italian photography, Mario Carrieri gathers the results of years of work in the cycle of images in this exhibition. 
In his solitary photographic research on “Flowers and Visions,” in what might be erroneously described as “still lifes,” he sets out to interpret the tragic character of human existence, presenting on his own imaginary visual stage a “Whole” that is dramatically visionary and pantheistic, almost theatrical, as if suspended on the thread of a light so remote as to seem to be frozen outside of time.

With the 8th edition of Love Design just a few months away, over 40 brands have already confirmed their presence at this three-day design exhibition in support of cancer research, scheduled for 20-22 October 2017 in Milan at the Fabbrica del Vapore. Promoted by the Lombard branch of AIRC (the Italian Association for Cancer Research) and by ADI (the Italian Association for Industrial Design), the exhibition is an important moment of sharing and conviviality between design fans, members of the design industry, and members of the scientific community.

UniFor proposes  at the important Workplace 3.0 Salone ufficio an exhibit that is decidedly oriented in the direction of lightness, transparency and flexibility.

The Feltrinelli Porta Volta complex plays an important role in a strategic area of Milan that has been involved in a far-reaching process of urban regeneration in recent years. The twin buildings that host the Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli and the offices of Microsoft Italia were inspired by the simplicity and impressive scale of Milan's historic architectural landscape. They present a rhythmic, linear layout, together with steeply pitched roofs that integrate perfectly into the facades.

“Je ne suis pas un designer, mais un architecte qui fait du design”. (I am not a designer, I am an architect who designs.) This is what Jean Nouvel has to say about his work creating furniture and objects. The result is gathered in a rich collection on exhibition from 27 October 2016 to 12 February 2017 at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.

Castello Sforzesco in Milan is hosting an exhibition conceived and produced by Giovanni Tomaso Muzio, director of the Muzio Archives, and Giovanna Calvenzi, on the occasion of the first restoration of the building for conservation purposes.