'Design Differente' opens in the Bovisa district, in Milan, during the design week, a cultural and creative hub for the design of "waste", which places the values of the circular economy, inclusion and re-value at the center , proposing itself as a driving force for new creativity.
Together with the CAP group, the first experimental recycler will be opened which, starting from research processes on plastic-based waste, will develop new certified materials that do not require source differentiation.
The Liquid Forest project will also be presented at the design week, which was born with the aim of reclaiming the air of cities, and consists of the use of masses of microalgae that absorb carbon dioxide, emitting O2, and will debut 'Towards a civil lettering', "different signage" project based on human rights values.
The series consists of graphic signs and letters from disused signs and displays by Eliosneon, a Milanese company that has been a leader in the sector of illuminated signs since the end of the 19th century.
which has recently started a collaboration with Design Differente for the section dedicated to the use of recycled materials.
'Towards a civil lettering' also makes use of the regeneration service provided by the startup NonSiButtaViaNiente, the first platform for recycling, sharing and regeneration of fittings and stocks, inspired by the principles of the circular economy.
The individual letters that make up the words of the works of the exhibit in the open spaces of Via Grazioli 73 are recovered from some signs used in the past by important international brands.
sharing and regeneration of fittings and stocks, inspired by the principles of the circular economy.
The individual letters that make up the words of the works of the exhibit in the open spaces of Via Grazioli 73 are recovered from some signs used in the past by important international brands.
sharing and regeneration of fittings and stocks, inspired by the principles of the circular economy.
The individual letters that make up the words of the works of the exhibit in the open spaces of Via Grazioli 73 are recovered from some signs used in the past by important international brands.
NonSiButtaViaNiente - winner of the InnovaMusei tender promoted by the Lombardy Region, Unioncamere Lombardia and Fondazione Cariplo - also launches the first sharing platform for museum exhibits and inventory with the aim of minimizing its environmental impact.
Among the first to donate, the Milan Triennale.