IN-CHIOSTRO CREATIVO

Arch Academy and PPAN - communication and networking for the built environment – are promoting a series of events in the cloister of Orsoline di San Carlo, in order to bring into the spotlight the themes of architecture and the city.  The typical day schedule includes a late morning talk and an afternoon meeting dedicated to the relationship between designers and customers, and to excellence ‘made in Italy’, thanks to the participation of well-established studios and young talents. The discussions will also address the issues of energy and city planning, as well as project communication. Chinese star Ma Yangson (Mad Architects), Patricia Viel and Demogo studio, winner of the Young Talent of the Italian Architecture 2015 Award, have already confirmed their attendance. There will be an opportunity to meet and network during the lunch break, organized by Laurenzi Consulting. Under the cloister porticos, curator Paola Silva Coronel will set up an installation dedicated to digital decoration. After decades of “total look”, all wood, all white, all gray, we are witnessing a comeback of the decoration theme, indoor as well as in product design. Digital technologies have played an important role in this process, as they brought about several significant innovations. The staging at the Bramanteschi Cloisters aims to tell of this comeback, highlighting how today we can replicate the same decoration theme on multiple supports and materials, thanks to a number of digital techniques. This is a great opportunity to renew the interior design with creativity, limited investments and short deadlines.Last but not least, among the arches of the cloister, Ad Urbem will organize an exhibition-itinerary called “Sant'Ambrogio: modern architecture and urban context”, consisting of a map and a selection of photos of the area’s most interesting architectures, which you will have the chance to discover on Friday, April 15^th and Saturday, April 16^th, thanks to a guided visit carried out by the students of the Scuole Orsoline di San Carlo Artistic High School.

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