5 Days Inside Milan Design Week 2026
Il giardino sul tetto è una soluzione sempre più richiesta per valorizzare gli spazi esterni e migliorare comfort, estetica e prestazioni dell’edificio. In questa guida approfondiamo roof garden, copertura a verde, piante adatte, drenaggio, permessi, costi e manutenzione del giardino pensile.
Rooftop gardens: advantages and costs
A rooftop garden is an increasingly popular solution for enhancing outdoor spaces while improving comfort, aesthetics and building performance. This guide covers roof gardens, green roof systems, suitable plants, drainage, permits, costs and maintenance for creating a well-designed and durable rooftop space.
How to design inclusive offices
Designing inclusive offices: how to create accessible, comfortable, and neuro-inclusive spaces Designing inclusive offices means creating truly usable work environments for people with diverse needs: physical, sensorial, cognitive, and organizational. It's not just a...
Minimalist architecture essential projects
Minimalist architecture: simplicity, functionality, clarity and valorization of space The first person to speak of "minimalism" was the English philosopher Richard Arthur Wolleim in his book "Minimal Art." But the pursuit of change in the arts, aimed at evolving...
Interior design trends 2026
Interior design trends emerging from international fairs 2026 doesn't usher in a sudden revolution in interior design, but consolidates a process already visible in recent trade fair seasons. From Milan to Paris, from Copenhagen to Cologne, what clearly emerges is a...
Sustainable Architecture: Conscious Design Between Aesthetics, Efficiency, and Well-Being
Sustainable architecture is now one of the central themes in today’s design discourse. The climate crisis, rising energy costs, and growing attention to quality of life in built environments have transformed sustainability from a virtuous choice into an essential...
The most beautiful subways in the world: when infrastructure becomes architecture
After describing the new Colosseum station on the Rome Metro, a virtuous example of dialogue between contemporary infrastructure and archaeological heritage, our gaze cannot help but expand beyond national borders. In many cities around the world, the subway is no...
The New Colosseum Station: A Major Urban Hub Between Mobility, Archaeology, and Architecture
The opening of the new Colosseum metro station marks an important milestone for Rome, not only from the perspective of mobility, but also in the way the contemporary city engages in dialogue with its own history. Building a transport infrastructure in one of the most...
Christmas Markets and Contemporary Architecture: Five European Cities to Discover in Winter
December has always been synonymous with Christmas markets, lights, mulled wine, and squares transformed into fairy-tale settings. But for those who look at cities with an architectural eye, the Christmas period can also become a privileged opportunity to read urban...
The collapse of the Torre dei Conti and the fragility of our forgotten heritage
The collapse of part of the so-called Torre dei Conti on November 3rd in Rome has dramatically brought attention back to an issue that too often resurfaces only in the wake of tragedy: the fragility of our architectural heritage. Built in 1238 by Riccardo Conti, the...
Reflections on International Architecture Day
Every first Monday of October, in parallel with the United Nations World Habitat Day, the International Union of Architects (UIA) celebrates International Architecture Day, established in 1985. The aim of this annual observance is to offer points of reflection that...
Design Icons
The icons of Design have no time They enter our homes, our offices and all human spaces leaving a sign in the life’s history of each person. Elegance, simplicity, irreverence, colour, minimal ... everything participates in the creation of an object that travels in...











