The winners of all categories, one by one
The winners of all the other categories, who distinguished themselves for executive quality and skills demonstrated in the interpretation of the chosen theme, are:
Three-year Interior Project
"Artists Escape" by Jude Badih and Nino Digiuseppe who have designed a temporary artistic residence, a refuge immersed in Latvian nature, for two families, one of which is a painter, conceived with the aim of offering the two families inspirational spaces for working, other intimate spaces for privacy and, finally, those for sharing and relating.
Three-year Product Project
“Co-Being” by Dana Berro, Cagla Enginer and Maria Vittoria Zini. A lamp as a physical symbol of reflection, connection and sensuality, designed to be easily installed in any space and adjusted to any ceiling height.
Biennium Interior Project
“Reversed theatre” by Olga Garanina and Elise Walseth Krogenes. Inspired by the history of piazzas as theaters and cinemas, the project creates a new way of experiencing the performing arts, proposing an external environment treated as an internal environment and transformed into a space. A theater in reverse, a project capable of transforming Piazza Liberty in Milan into something completely different.
Biennium Product and Service Project
“Jam” by Melda Çevikel, Thanat Juengprasert, Sofia Monchieri and Junrao Wang. A modular sofa made up of assembled components designed by imagining different scenarios: a couple who want furniture that grows with them, professionals who need to transform their home into an office, and vice versa, and students who live in small spaces and are looking for flexible solutions.
Social Biennium Project
"Meteorological System" by Martina Petiti and Marta Prati. Starting from a critique of energy consumerism, the open source project that uses renewable sources to sustain itself is an attempt to realign the symbiotic relationship between man and nature. A condominium model inscribed in a bookcase, a future vision in which people exchange renewable energies according to their needs and possibilities.
Photos
“MDW: Milano Design Week 2022 Report” by Michelangelo Carraretto, Sofia D’Andrea, Paolo De Castiglioni, Gjergji Gjoka, Alessandro Luciani, Brinda Sharma and Oliwia Syroczynska. MDW 2022 is an online magazine that collects all the articles created by the students of the Design Area during the History of Design II course of the A.Y. 2021/22. A project coordinated by Massimo Martignoni.
Design
“Portrait from an algorithm” by Gianni Iraci. “Make me a portrait of you”. The affirmation was performed by artificial intelligence and the elaborate displayed following the optics and human thought, but through a computer gaze, of the Gephi software. It is not just intelligence understood as the ability to calculate or know abstract data, but an organism capable of understanding and deciding the actions to be performed in a vision in which machines and men coexist.
Technique, Materials and Innovation
“Marsiglia wood” by Fenia Capobianco, Francesco Pio Carpentiere and Debora Di Pinto. The project is the result of a search for sustainable and workable materials by subtraction in the laboratories, and was born from mixing Marseille soap and wood dust derived from processing waste. Depending on the relationship between the two materials, it therefore has different characteristics. The compound is malleable and strong, allowing you to create quite defined prototypes and samples. At the end of its life, the material can be remelted and reworked a very large number of times.
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