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The evolving mix of tradition and technology has encouraged Milan city councillors to hope that some of the ideas on display will reinvigorate the local economy
Lianna Brinded
The evolving mix of tradition and technology has encouraged Milan city councillors to hope that some of the ideas on display will reinvigorate the local economy
Lianna Brinded
Award-winning designer Christophe Pillet was selected to create this 'contemplative pavilion' which uses video, technology and natural materials to showcase the hybrid possibilities for architecture and design in city environments
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Pillet's hybrid installation uses video technology to marry the old and the new
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As part of an interactive installation, the path to House of Senses explodes with colour at the touch of a hand
Lianna Brinded
Steflab won a Be Open competition for Young Talents in Interactive Design for its installation
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Multicoloured portals use over 30,000 lipsticks to reflect the aesthetic beauty of recycling
Lianna Brinded
A cascade of solar panels develops the theme of energy security through sustainability
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Italian stone sculptures sport sunglasses in a nod towards the hybridisation of technology and tradition
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The View space is made entirely of recyclable material
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'We are going through a revolution in the lighting industry and the main idea I had for this is the use of light as a structural material'
Lianna Brinded
As part of our special report from Italy on Milan Design Week 2013, IBTimes UK is showcasing standout designs that merge technology and traditional architecture.
The event is aimed at turning around the Italian economy through creativity, design, manufacturing and production.
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Milan Focuses on Design and Manufacturing For Economic Growth