You can always count on us.Alterations in the perception of the affected limb (shown in red) in chronic patients with unilateral motor deficits after stroke. Patients reported changes in the dimensions of the affected arm, perceiving it as shorter than the ipsilateral side (as depicted in the inset), in the multisensory facilitation in the peripersonal space (represented as a smaller transparent space around the affected arm) as well as in the explicit feelings towards the limb. Bassolino M, Franza M, Guanziroli E, et al. Body and peripersonal space representations in chronic stroke patients with upper limb motor deficits. Brain Commun 2022: fcac179. Image created in collaboration with Alessio 犀利士 Tommasetti (D’Arc.Studio Architects Associates, Rome and Milan, Italy).

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The egg-cup proposed by D’ARC ( @rosatopp@__tex__@federica_grimaldi@sen.kubra) is inspired by the Acrobata, a sculpture conserved at MArTA, Taranto National Museum of Archaeology. “Armonia” synthesize perfectly past and present: the acrobat is the past, the perforated and modern egg-cup is a symbol of our time. The holes can also work as a smart spoon-holder.
The series was realized with the support of a 3-D printer (SLS), processing data produced by softwares such as Scupltris, Rhinoceros and Grasshopper.

Thanks to @venicedesignweek
@museoarcheologiconazionaleta
@danielcamargo75 <<sdX A

New technologies applied to design and its prototyping have opened unexpected scenarios and endless possibilities in the customisation of a product. Rosa Topputo’s research follows this direction:
she chooses to use 3D printing to create a line of sunglasses that,
starting from a frame that is always the same, can be customised
every day, according to the mood and the taste of the consumer/
user. Cambiami is in fact the name of the collection of sunglasses
created by this inventor, that combines innovation and artisan skills
through the processing of digital files into solid objects of sintered
polyamide, then finished and coloured by hand, truly unique pieces.
Based on a basic round frame with gradient lens, the Cambiami line
was born from the wish to offer a customizable product capable of
adapting to every person’s daily mood, designed to accommodate a
great number of applicable and interchangeable accessories. It is in
fact possible to compose one’s own glasses, by choosing the colour
of the frame, the arms and the decorative elements, and the shape
of the accessories; one can also choose from a series of proposals.
All accessories, freely inspired by Italian beauty, play on irony and
originality, and draw inspiration from four main themes: Burano,
for the embroidery and lace tradition of the same-name Venetian
island; Rosae, a homage to springtime in Rome with its explosion of
colours, symbol of vanity and beauty; Ratio, the union of a circle and
a square as a tribute to Italian rationalist architecture; and Depero,
inspired by this artist and all the Futurist movement.

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Un grande #IndustrioTalk dedicato al mondo del #design, con ospiti illustri, un pubblico interessante e interessato, e sul tappeto temi fondamentali per il #manifatturiero italiano: il rapporto tra bellezza e tecnologia, il metodo e i valori del designer, l’importanza della contaminazione di saperi, il saper fare come cifra dell’economia italiana, il fascino globale del design nostrano ️

Ne parlano: Danilo Farinelli, Direttore Generale Carnia Industrial Park Giorgio Mazzotti COO di Q-ID e Lorenzo Naddei CEO di Q-ID Andrea Signoretto, designer e fondatore della startup Sentier Rosa Topputo, architetto e co-fondatore di D’Arc. Studio Mario Varesco, designer e fondatore di MFOR Il Design industriale ha un ruolo sempre più centrale nel manifatturiero contemporaneo; specialmente in Italia, terra di grandi designer e secondo paese manifatturiero d’Europa. Interdisciplinare, pragmatico, duttile, il Design industriale si confronta (e si contamina) con il mondo produttivo e tecnologico, e innova. Ma quali sono i nuovi orizzonti del Design industriale? In che modo esso dialoga con le PMI, il territorio, le startup manifatturiere? Quali sono i suoi contributi alle grandi trasformazioni dei nostri giorni?

Ne parlano: Danilo Farinelli, Direttore Generale Carnia Industrial Park

Giorgio Mazzotti COO di Q-ID e Lorenzo Naddei CEO di Q-ID Andrea Signoretto, designer e fondatore della startup Sentier

Rosa Topputo, architetto e co-fondatore di D’Arc. Studio

Mario Varesco, designer e fondatore di MFOR

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3AND Factory School batte la disoccupazione

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Progetto di D’arc.Studio per Farmacia Miccolis