Project:
Direct mailing to architectural firms

Client:
Forbo Flooring Systems, Switzerland

Cocoa bean shells are a waste product of the cocoa industry, thanks to Marmoleum cocoa they find new life in a natural  floor, designed to be long lasting and recyclable. The packaging also follows the principles of the circular economy, it is essentially made with recycled materials from local suppliers.

Project:
Hiking map

Client:
MEVM, Museo etnografico della Valle di Muggio

The Monte Generoso region is an inexhaustible source of surprise and knowledge. This hiking map gude the visitors along the
most beautiful routes, inviting them to discover “the Museum
of the territory”, which the MEVM has been promoting,
curating and studying for over forty years.

Project:
Logo and corporate identity design

Client:
Association Compagnie Âmeka, Lyon, France

Project:
Didactic and informative publication

Client:
Accademia di architettura, Università della Svizzera italiana

The series dedicated to the buildings of the "Modern" in the south of the alps, published by the Mendrisio Academy of Architecture, has reached its eighth publication with a Notebook consecrated to the "Scuola media in Losone", designed by the architect Livio Vacchini with Aurelio Galfetti.

Project:
Book

Client:
MEVM, Museo etnografico della Valle di Muggio

A book about the territory, its evolution and its beauties, the environmental and cultural heritage of the valley crossed by the Breggia River. 
The texts, result of research and synthesis, are accompanied by largely unpublished maps, graphs and photographs. A book from which emerges the great charm of the area, with the hope that will contribute to grow up a close relationships to the territory for the future of our landscape undergoing major transformations.

Project:
Didactic and informative publication

Client:
Accademia di architettura, Università della Svizzera italiana

The third issue of the notebooks, published by the Academy of Architecture in Mendrisio, dedicated to the villa Gerosa in Rancate designed by the architect Tita Carloni.