Matteo Mammoli
Recycled fiberglass leads Trotter’s first Bottega chapter
Louise Trotter introduces recycled fiberglass as a material language at Bottega Veneta. Milan's Brutalist architecture provides the reference; Veneto craft anchors the construction
That modernist building challenged the Renaissance skyline
W Florence occupies a rationalist-modernist building that spent decades being controversial. The design references Florence's history—the Medici, the gardens, the arches
Banyan Tree Kyoto, a hotel built on Higashiyama’s sacred edge
On Ryozen hill, fifty-two rooms sit above a hot spring rising at 40°C, wrapped around a bamboo Noh stage and stone walls
Hot & Sporty, the uniform makers: Ralph Lauren and the Olympic Journey
After ten Olympic Games, Ralph Lauren combines design and Made-in-USA production to release a relaxed Team USA wardrobe that recalls countless sporty hotties
La sensualità della struttura solida: cemento, calcestruzzo armato e Olimpiadi
66 anni di ingegneria italiana per la sensualità del cemento, dalle Olimpiadi di Roma 1960 a Milano-Cortina 2026, la rivista IIC racconta il calcestruzzo armato nelle edizioni olimpiche
The hottest title in Japan? Living National Treasure
First established in 1950, the title of Ningen Kokuhō – “Living National Treasure” – is given to artists who keep Japan’s traditional arts alive: it’s not the object that is...
Preservation becomes creative reimagining at Rome’s Palazzo Talìa
The ancient Aqua Virgo aqueduct still flows beneath Palazzo Talìa: history and myth, cinema and architecture intersect in a Renaissance site restored to the city by the Federici family
Emilio Ambasz: il verde che penetra il cemento
La mostra Green over Gray all’ADI Design Museum di Milano ripercorre il pensiero di Emilio Ambasz, pioniere dell’architettura verde urbana, tra etica del costruire e restituzione del paesaggio
