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Hydro’s recycled-aluminum pieces at Salone del Mobile
Milano da Bere

On the ground (and in the soup) at the 62nd annual Salone del Mobile

Venice Architecture Biennale
Intelligens

Carlo Ratti shares his curatorial vision with AN for the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale

Carlo Ratti chief curator of the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale
Opera Aperta

The Carlo Ratti–curated 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale will explore themes related to Intelligens

Salone de Mobile installation
Install Inspo

The best booth designs at Salone del Mobile 2024

furniture display at Milan Design Week
Showstoppers

What our design editor loved most at Milan Design Week 2024

Facade Formations

Morphosis crafts a geology-inspired headquarters for ENI outside of Milan

installation view of Gaetano Pesce at Friedman Benda
1939–2024

Renowned rebellious designer and architect Gaetano Pesce dies at 84

exterior view of building by DEMOGO
DEMOGO Takes on the Gare

A young firm will soon have an enfilade of civic projects after successful institutional critique of an Italian competition process

In the Mountains

MoDus Architects delivers community and style with Tartan School’s expansion in Terlano, Italy

All Together Now

The January/February issue of The Architect’s Newspaper is out today

Wine Roof

Rafael Viñoly Architects unveils new airport terminal in Florence, Italy replete with a vineyard on its roof

Visible Cities

Utopian Hours in Turin, Italy, gathered experts who are transforming where we live, work, and play

All Work and Play

Greta Cevenini employs bold color to create the flexible, creative workplace Spazio Pesca

1938–2023

Remembering Italian architect and designer Andrea Branzi, a radical to the end

Top Tiles

The best new tile designs from Cersaie 2023

Talkin’ in Turin

Utopian Hours will host three days of events that bring together urbanists from around the world

Materiality in Milan

Park Associati implements a terra-cotta–colored concrete facade for Open 336 office building

Radical History

A new film demonstrates why Gruppo 9999, an architecture collective from Florence, remains relevant today

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