Articles by "Leonardo De Franceschi"
The most beautiful beach houses that have shaped the history of Italian design
Fewer rooms, more shade, more scenery
The most surprising side of Italian cemeteries
From Busto Arsizio to Naples, Italy's funerary architecture beyond the guidebooks
Italy's most intimate museums are its author houses
From Villa Necchi to Casa Mollino, where design becomes biography
Architects you need to know: Gio Ponti
The architect who went from chair to skyscraper
Architects you need to know: Carlo Scarpa
The architect who made every detail speak
Luxury hotels have a soft spot for voyeurism
When the bedroom is no longer a refuge but becomes a set
Architects you need to know: Patricia Urquiola
The designer who brings opposites together
Architects you should know: Gaetano Pesce
The designer who freed objects from perfection
Architects you need to know about: Lina Bo Bardi
The designer who made room for people
Design is tired of being new
Why designing also means deciding what deserves to last
The city is public only if you can stay
Why is architecture speaking more and more about belonging?
Architects you need to know about: Carlo Mollino
The designer who turned every room into a self-portrait
Are stations becoming the new cultural billboards?
With Art Station, Outdoora transforms some of Italy’s main railway hubs into places to be told about
How Italian neighborhoods have become a brand
When urban identity becomes marketing, some people are left out of the picture
Are cities getting hotter and hotter?
Living in a cool climate could become a privilege reserved for the few
How to design the newsstand of tomorrow
Interview with Stefano Boeri, Forma Fantasma, Alcova Milano and Forgotten Architecture for the first free newspaper by nss edicola, “Edicola Italiana”
What are Gen Z's new favourite cities?
No more Europe, no more USA
What does "soft clubbing" mean?
Europe rediscovers the pleasure of dancing without destroying itself