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We’re proud to announce that two exhibitions from Porta Venezia Design District have been shortlisted for the Fuorisalone Award 2025.

In addition, several of our projects received special mentions in Technology and Sustainability, reflecting our commitment to cutting-edge and responsible design.This recognition highlights the creativity, talent, and energy that make our district stand out.

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At Milan Design Week, and on the occasion of his Salone del Mobile debut, Parisian couturier Marc-Antoine Barrois will debut his newest perfume ALDEBARAN with a large-scale installation designed by French designer Antoine Bouillot. Grounded by the fragrance, the installation combines olfactory art and experiential design to immerse visitors in Barrois and Bouillot’s interpretation of optimism and hope amidst challenging times.

The technology company presents Making the Invisible Visible, an immersive installation that sheds light on the power of art and design to bring ideas to life. Co-created by Chief Design Officer of Consumer Device Ivy Ross and her design team, in collaboration with the light and water artist, Lachlan Turczan.

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MEET presents Realia, an immersive art installation by Sabrina Ratté. Four recent works synthesize the artistic path of the digital artist who creates poetic and colourful dystopias reflecting on what really means waste and recycling in a Symbiocene perspective. In collaboration with Quebec Delegation in Italy and with the support of Circularity & Haiki+, a leading company in the environmental sector dedicated to recycling, recovery, and treatment of industrial waste by applying the principles of circular economy.

Audi returns with its creative hub House of Progress in Corso Venezia 11, housed in the evocative spaces of Portrait Milano, the 16th-century complex – once an archiepiscopal seminary – that Audi opened to the public for the first time in 2017.
Today, this iconic location is one of the venues of the INTERIN CRE-ACTION exhibition-event and a landmark of the FuoriSalone 2025. This year, the House of Progress will be animated by the Dutch design studio DRIFT, which has designed an immersive and interactive installation entitled Drift Us, interpreting the concept of transformation in line with Audi's DNA.

Installed at the centre of the evocative courtyard in Palazzo del Senato, home of the Milan State Archives in the heart of Porta Venezia Design District, Source of Pleasure taps into the heritage and expertise of Lavazza, which celebrates its 130th anniversary this year, to transport consumers into the experience of 100% coffee in a completely new way thanks to a revolutionary new development unveiled to mark the occasion. Framed against the building’s storied colonnade, the installation designed by Vasconcellos is a monumental structure characterised by a collected, almost sacred mood and a diameter of 18 metres, reminiscent of coffee tones from the very first glance. With Source of Pleasure, Lavazza tells the story of the brand’s past and future through the lens of an appealing and original aesthetic.