Milan is the Italian city where architecture becomes most visible. Not only because it brings together studios, showrooms, foundations, universities, developers, galleries, design companies, and cultural spaces, but also because every urban transformation seems to enter the public debate immediately: it is photographed, discussed, shared, criticized, and experienced. In recent years, Milan has built a …
Bologna is a city that changes without losing its sense of measure. Its architectural identity is not limited to the porticoes, towers, historic squares, or the compact layout of the old center. It also lives in changing districts, recovered buildings, redesigned public spaces, and interiors that reinterpret the culture of living in Emilia. Looking at …
Le Corbusier is not just an architect of Modernism: he is a grammar. It took light, proportion, structure and path and transformed them into a recognizable, replicable, questionable way of living. This is why it is still everywhere: in lofts and condominiums, in magazines and schools, in cities that work and in those that do …
In the landscape of contemporary architecture in Verona, the studio xzlab. stands out for an approach that blends empathetic listening with high technical specialization. We met with Matteo Xamo, founder and soul of the studio, to understand how the vision of a "design laboratory" is redefining the concept of living, between reclaiming the past and …
