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Before we leave you, jump on a sailing boat for a crowded regatta in Trieste: La Barcolana. Then meet the glass artist that cross the border between being an artist or artisan, and I vignaioli – wonderful winemakers who personally work their vineyards, in synergy with their surroundings. Sicilian Oranges, Etruscans and La Piazza: these are some of the extraordinary tales for you to discover in our second volume. Description: Located in the heart of Little Italy is the perfect place to grab your morning coffee, catch up on the news, or enjoy a light lunch at Caffe Italia. Caffè Italia wants to inspire and awe the readers, by uncovering the extraordinary and simply unique. Through exceptional photography and illustrations, it takes the reader on a unique visual journey in this country. The second installation is an out-of-scale, 7:1 object of the Grande Milano chair designed by Aldo Rossi in 1987 for Molteni& C, a work that celebrates the memory of his hometown and is a tribute to Aldo Rossi, master of 20th-century architecture and the first Italian architect to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1990.Filled with interesting, entertaining and heart-warming people, places and phenomena, Caffè Italia is a bi-annual beautifully printed publication that celebrates the soul, flavour and backbone of Italy. The work represents a synthesis of the architect, designer and urban planner’s research on the theme of “mobile architecture”. The installation consists of three housing modules built of recycled materials, immaterial infrastructures containing mobile elements, in which it is easy to recognize the low-cost furnishings.
Caffe italia plus#
Meuble Plus by Yona Friedman, which will only be on display for the public until April 17, was created on the occasion of the 2018 edition of Fuorisalone. Moreover, From April 1, two new installations designed by two masters of architecture, which have recently become part of the permanent collection of the Triennale Milano, are on display in the gardens, named after Giancarlo De Carlo: “Meuble Plus”a project for the support of refugees conceived by Yona Friedman, and “Grande Milano”the chair designed by Italian architect Aldo Rossi in a 7:1 scale. The shots were captured by Ettore Sottsass between 20 for Domus as part of “Foto dal finestrino”, a column created by Stefano Boeri, president of the Triennale Milano, the magazine’s editor-in-chief at the time. Grilled tenderloin in a light brown creamy. Stuffed with beef in a fresh tomato sauce with onions, green peppers, olives, bacon and fresh mozzarella. Foto dal finetrino” (Photos from a Window), a collection of snapshots of the architect’s travels, accompanied by short reflections on design, architecture and urban planning. Whole wheat linguine in roasted garlic with shrimp, crab meat and mussels, tossed with cube tomato, fresh mozzarella and basil. Poesia e verita” (Poetry and Truth), the German artist’s first solo exhibition in Italy and “ Ettore Sottsass. In terms of exhibitions, from March 23 Triennale Milano is hosting two new photographic exhibitions: “ Barbara Probst. The presence of green spaces, in fact, plays an important role in the new welcoming and appealing rest-meeting space of the Milanese institution, becoming a symbol of the enhanced energy efficiency and sustainability choices that have driven the recent renovation project.
Caffe italia windows#
The intervention also served to enhance the line of perspective from the entrance, making the large windows overlooking Parco Sempione more visible. The project created by architect Luca Cipellettiin fact, frees the central space of the café to accommodate temporary installations focused on nature and sustainability, such as the first work on display: GL 03 by Andrea Branzifrom the Collezione Grandi Legni, published by Design Gallery Milano & Galleria Nilufar. Renewal efforts that also involved the Caffe Triennale, enriched by a new exhibition space.
The Triennale Milano welcomed the 2022 spring season with new exhibitions and installations.
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