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"SI" is a three-level urban drinking fountain designed for adults, children, and animals. By providing easy access to free drinking water in public spaces, it encourages sustainable habits, reduces plastic waste, and improves urban well-being. Inspired by the history of Warsaw’s water sources, Sip reintroduces the culture of public drinking fountains in a modern, inclusive, and environmentally friendly way. It is designed for year-round use, ensuring access to water even in winter.

Autentik is a brand that identifies authentic projects. In a context of global cultural homogenization, we have detected how that the value of authenticity is on the rise. People seek authentic proposals that make it reconnect with the knowledge, spaces, flavors, sounds, people and autochthonous references. Autentik is a seal and a reference mark of authenticity from which innovative initiatives are promoted that positively impact on the economy, society, the environment and people.

Frymark is the revitalization of a historic locomotive shed in Krupski Młyn – a space for art, craftsmanship, and community. We are creating a gallery, a carpentry and metalworking workshop, a café club, and a green relaxation area. Combining history with modernity, we promote sustainability and social inclusion. Frymark is a place for meetings, inspiration, and activities that bring local culture to life and support talent development.

Based on the physiological functions of our organs (respiration, neuronal interaction, body temperature regulation and the circadian cycle), this project aims to transform the future Grand Paris Express metro into an organic environment. Through four objects designed for future metro stations, this project proposes an urban space in synergy with the body.

build.ing is an AI-driven digital platform designed to optimize decision-making in the construction sector, integrating sustainability, cost efficiency, and regulatory compliance. By leveraging advanced simulations and real-time data, it enables architects, engineers, and policymakers to design low-carbon, resource-efficient buildings. With the construction industry iresponsible for 40% of global CO₂ emissions, build.ing addresses this challenge by promoting circular construction principles.

Living Clay transforms agricultural waste into biodegradable 3D-printed sculptures using self-healing biomaterials. Made from clay, rice straw, and prickly pear mucilage with mycelium, these artworks naturally integrate into urban and natural landscapes. As they decay, they nourish the soil, closing the loop of sustainability. A fusion of art, nature, and technology, Living Clay redefines public art as ephemeral, regenerative, and environmentally responsible.

The best tool for conservation is the widespread awareness of the cultural heritage. The best custodians, of the Italian cultural heritage are the citizens and in particular the young people.

Fragment breathes new life into olive wood affected by Xylella, turning it into sustainable, hand-crafted furniture handles. By combining traditional craftsmanship with innovative design, we transform discarded materials into unique, beautiful pieces that celebrate our roots and heritage. Our project's motto: The future is in your handle!

Abandoned earth houses in Abruzzo find new life through the art of kintsugi, embracing their cracks as stories. This project fuses Italian heritage with Japanese craft, restoring these homes as symbols of resilience, beauty, and belonging.

How can critical social design be practiced amid war and authoritarianism in former Soviet countries? We will unite designers, engineers, and artists from various countries for a collaborative reflection on experiences of extreme vulnerability. This year-long course, grounded in social sciences, STS and feminist literature offers participants a space designed with information-security protocols and adapted to diverse vulnerabilities.