Migliore+Servetto
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Project • By Isplora • Exhibitions
ArchiTALKS Migliore Servetto
The new ArchiTALKS of Isplora takes us inside a quiet courtyard, isolated from the hustle and bustle of the city, where the "case di ringhiera" (a public housing typology typical of Northern Italian cities) and the hanging clothes stand side by side with creative ateliers and cooking schools. The masterclass makes us discover the figures of the architects Ico Migliore and Mara Servetto, founding members of the Milanese studio Migliore+Servetto Architects.
The lesson winds around the biography of the architects Ico Migliore and Mara Servetto, starting from their Turin roots, from the story of their families and their city, with its rigorous design and an artistic scene rich in heterogeneous and multidisciplinary stimuli. The meeting... More
Project • By Migliore + Servetto • Exhibitions
Shades for I-MESH
Ico Migliore has designed for I-MESH two special tapestries to be displayed as part of the “Tapestry Collection by Alberto Fiorenzi” at Alcova Milano during the Milan Design Week 2018.Shades. BW and Shades. BW+R have been conceived as systems that are able to construct a strong dialogue with the space for which they have been designed and the horizon in which they are located. Inspired by the concept of transparency, the tapestries designed for I-MESH are shaped by the light and the relationship it constructs with the surrounding scenary through the graphic language of textures.They are open, extremely permeable forms that are designed to be passed through and to interact with the void, where perception changes according to the al... More
Project • By Migliore + Servetto • Exhibitions
Minotti70
Migliore+Servetto Architects celebrated the 70th anniversary of Minotti with an installation-event that develops a multimodal narration around the heritage of the historical brand. The chosen location is the Villa Reale di Monza, which hosted the first Biennale of decorative arts in 1923 and 43 editions of the International Furnishing Exhibition. Currently it hosts the Triennale Design Museum, as well as various fashion, art and design exhibitions, establishing itself as an evocative expression of the high quality of Italian creativity.The exhibition arranged on the main floor of the villa outlines three different, narrative scenarios that, like frames in stop motion, offer insights into the family’s value and the internationality and style... More