Exhibit

Modular display system designed for dairy specialist Caseificio Palazzo. The company - a large scale retail trade operator - in a wider operation of brand repositioning chose to embrace a different image, shifting from traditional folklore to a contemporary urban feel. Caption Three main elements define this adaptable space: 1) a modular structure holding framed panels made by semi-transparent fabric characterized by the Caseificio Palazzo pattern; 2) backlit display units staging perspex holders of different colors to match and enhance the product packaging; 3) a backlit wall showing different steps of the production process and at the same time providing smooth lighting to the lounge/tasting area. Caption The modularity of the... More

Launching this week to coincide with World Mental Health Day 2019, a new exhibition called ‘The Museum of Lost & Found Potential’, created by Curator Andy Franzkowiak with artist Nestor Pestana and a team including exhibition designers Nissen Richards Studio, reveals the stark and powerful picture of potential lost across the world to people, families, communities, businesses and society due to neglected mental health and suicide. It also shows the potential of everything that can be found when people receive the support they need.The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates the number of deaths by suicide at 800,000 across the world every year. That’s one person losing their life every 40 seconds. Suicide rates in the United Kingdom j... More

Since 2010, Mozilla has promoted Mozfest, one of the most interesting events in the internet world. For the 2016 edition, lamatilde worked with TODO, automato.farm and Leva, to raise awareness on five themes (privacy, web literacy, digital inclusion, open innovation and decentralization), designing five installations with a mix of physical and digital interaction. Our challenge was finding a coherent code for all five structures, and coming up with the solutions to make them both inclusive and outstanding in the busy festival environment. Our core concept was to create five “naked” frames devoid of barriers, five different micro-architectures that would be assembled according to a common system. Dynamic installations were designed to be use... More

Donated to the borough of reggio emilia by mrs anna maria ternelli gerra with the aim of creating a new cultural venue in the town, dedicated to her husband the artist marco gerra (1925-2000), the ex-hotel cairoli, in piazza xxv aprile, has become a new space for photography and contemporary art. The project develop the urban and architectural potential of the site, seen as a junction between two parts of the historical city: the piazza behind the teatro ariosto to the south (piazza xxv aprile) and the lower area juxtaposed to the teatro cavallerizza to the north.The existing building has been transformed from an element of separation, unto itself, into an open diaphragm, allowing the gaze to wander, reconstructing the spatial continuu... More

The exhibit pavilion for GB Gnudi Bruno works and research on flexible and light temporary structures. it tries to represent products and technologies, involved to create extremely advanced and innovative packaging systems, that outline Bologna district worldwide known as the "packaging valley".The module as structure, with its infinite mash-up and the cardboard as material, with its layers and sides, are the generative, spatial, architectural and aesthetic elements of the project, able to witness a process that produces the containers for any product today in the world market, from syringes to biscuits.The big assembly line machines are the actors of the space but are contained inside a curtain wall of C-shaped cardboard modules that are r... More

Remix: when a pop song is under a deconstructing/reconstructing treatment producing a new track with a (variable) degree of distance from the original. Is this applicable to a (pop) architecture?Reworking a new version of this exhibit asked for a deeper investigation into the client’s nature. Kale is made of many brands and their (alchemic?) combination results in a multilayered composition, attractive in its complexity. This relationship between similar but different identities belonging to the same family is visually expressed using Mendeleev’s periodic table as an appropriate reference.Also - boosting the previous version’s spatial and formal concepts - products are displayed in an immersive environment where abstract ironic styling and... More

The Children’s Park, a linear garden with eight attractions on raised platforms, has giant bobbin- shaped elements in wooden lattice sheltering the exhibits and children’s activities from rain and sun. Fragments of domesticated nature where the natural and artificial coexist, the exhibits were designed to privilege the organic language of nature as opposed to a more formal architectural vocabulary. The project, essentially a nature walk with eight exhibits, offers children playful learning experiences as they interact with various aspects of Expo Milan 2015’s core theme, “Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life”. An hour long tour includes each of the eight exhibits, brief interactive games for groups of around 25 children (a typical school cla... More

A project combining sleek decoration with a bit of mistery in a place devoted to business transactions. From the entrance, a combination of overlaying patterns leads the visitor to a main lobby space where discuss and negotiate. First he has to cross two galleries. The first one shows large suspended horizontal and vertical ceramic panels, suggesting a wide range of possible combinations. The exhibition in the second gallery overwhelms him. The visitor is inside the tiled displays admiring decorations and details in big arrangements. A sense of luxurious wideness embraces him during the visit. The whole space is isolated from the outside through perforated panels recalling privacy and exclusivity, both representative of a specific market... More

The set-up designed by Migliore+Servetto Architects for the exhibit “Bellissima. L’Italia dell’alta moda 1945-1968”, at Villa Reale in Monza, is characterized by a lightly sign and by a rich dialogue with the historic environment. A delicate intervention intended to highlight the dual beauty: of the clothing and the textile materials on display, and the wonderful location, by opting for the identification of different areas through soft and singular narrative elements. Among these, there is a dynamic system of different layers that, raising from the ground such as graceful flying carpets and made up of light and colorful membranes, define the various thematic areas. Above them, thin wireframes with micro-led emphasize the creations... More