Milan is poised to once again become the epicenter of architecture and the commercial real estate market. From May 20th to 26th, 2024, the city will host two major international events: the 6th edition of Milano Arch Week and the 8th edition of MAPIC Italy. Although distinct in their objectives, these events share the Milanese stage for a week filled with meetings, reflections, and networking opportunities, painting a futuristic picture of urban transformations and new retail dynamics.

Reply, a company specializing in consulting, system integration, and digital services, has highlighted Milan's central role in global technological innovation by presenting its latest artificial intelligence and blockchain solutions. This event took place in the dynamic spaces of Superstudio Più, showcasing an enthusiastic vision for the future.

The Fireplace installation by next125 in collaboration with the architect Francis Kéré is an example of a creative stage outside the usual framework.

Pink  rules in a collection of objects between art and design that unleash the imagination of artists and architects. On sale under the name Qeeboo also online. 

Imagine being able to discover different worlds, each dedicated to a pillar of creativity: Art, Fashion and Design. And all this, simply by touching a screen.

ZED is good-looking, intelligent, appealing, stylish, but above all, he/she knows everything about the Superdesign Show. ZED is a friend, an advisor, who would be great to have around during design week and in the future.

The artist and sculptor Lanfranco brings to Milan his sculptures, archetypes of Peruvian and Latin American reality translated into contemporary Pop Art.

In the eclectic contemporary home, sometimes it is the little things that make the difference. A roundabout of five original products suggests how to give character to a room.

Graphic artist Daniele Cima’s caustic exhibition amazes with the strength of his artworks, large double-sided totems that are statements of innovation.

The site-specific installation Like Trees in The Woods by Michele D’Agostino, curated by Giandomenico DiMarzio invites the viewer to reflect on the dialogue between the natural and artificial environment. A combination that is possible when companies choose to implement green production that does not affect our delicate ecosystem.