And what has made the difference is the expertise of Made in Italy, extending to research, innovation, quality and the ability to create site-specific projects that respond to different needs, for different countries and latitudes. We also narrate custom-made works featuring great sartorial care and extraordinary Italian know-how in the section on architecture, presenting works selected precisely to address this theme. From Japan to France, Sicily to northern Italy, these projects bring out the value of a personalized habitat, of an ideal aesthetic wellbeing in public spaces, closely connected with the secrets of materials and the cultures of the locations with which the works establish a dialogue. Elsewhere, the removal of barriers as an expression of interdisciplinary thinking is also the theme of the Italian pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale that opens this month. We are looking forward to seeing how this formula takes shape.