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The event will be back in town during Milan Design Week. Here are the things to know.

Marco Sammicheli will curate the selection of pieces - already part of Triennale Milano's permanent collection - that will be displayed at the Milan airport every six months.

On the occasion of Milan Design Week, from 4 to 10 September, a new edition of the exhibition curated by MoscaPartners.

It's design is signed by Vudafieri-Saverino Partners, while the kitchen is by an exceptional chef, Enrico Bartolini.

From September 5 to 10, the event conceived by curator Stefano Boeri together with five co-designers will take shape. Here's what it will look like.

A guide to discover the most beautiful projects and landmarks of the international Design capital

Twenty-one cherry trees in bloom and the sculptures by the Japanese artist Kengiro Azuma are the main intervantion of the renewal of the square, wanted and offered to the city by the No'hma Theatre.

Preparations continue in support of Milan, international design capital.

Ana Milena Hernández Palacios and Christophe Penasse present their new interior design project in Viale Bligny in Milan. 

Vudafieri-Saverino Partners, PRR Architetti and Lorenzo Noè present an urban regeneration project, to rethink public space as a place for sociality and collective wellbeing, in collaboration with Italcementi. 

Since 2017, Sosthen Hennekam has been photographing hundreds of landmarks and buildings, now collected in a really interesting tool to orient and discover the best of architecture in Milan.

BASE presents experiences and debates through its Public Program to fill the physical and relational gap that the pandemic has brought in our lives.

Presented by the Marsèll brand and in collaboration with PIN-UP Magazine is the prelude to 'SUN CITY', Soft Baroque's first solo exhibition in Milan.

An open-air exhibition to celebrate the 75 benefactors who have made the Ospedale Maggiore great.

An operation of recovery and the creation of a new green tower in the sign of sustainability.

The artist Camilla Falsini transforms the city's grey parking areas into social places for everyone.

The works will affect the entirety of the historic Milanese hotel: it will reopen its doors by next spring.

The goal is to plant 3 million trees by 2030.