BedZED: prototype of eco-neighbourhoods

19 November 2018

BedZED (Beddington Zero Energy Development) is the UK's first and largest carbon-neutral eco-community and is located in Sutton, a residential town 40 minutes South East from London. BedZED consists of 82 residential homes with a mixture of tenures – 34 for outright sale, 23 for shared ownership, 10 for key workers and 15 at affordable rent for social housing – and 1'600 square metres of work space, an onsite shop, café, sport facilities, health centre and childcare facilities with a further 14 galleried apartments for outright sale. Residents have been living at BedZED since March 2002 and currently BedZed is home to 220 residents. BedZed2The BedZED design concept was driven by the desire to create a net 'zero fossil energy development', one that will produce at least as much energy from renewable sources as it consumes. Only energy from renewable sources is used to meet the energy needs of BedZED the development is therefore a carbon neutral development - resulting in no net addition of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. BedZed1BedZED was developed by the Peabody Trust in partnership with Bill Dunster Architects (ZedFactory); ARUP and BioRegional Development Group, environmental consultants. Transport: A green transport plan promotes walking, cycling and use of public transport. BedZED has good public transport links, including two railway stations, two bus routes and a tramlink. BedZED was the first low car development in the UK to incorporate a car club. A 'pedestrian first' policy with good lighting, drop kerbs for prams and wheelchairs and a road layout that keeps vehicles to walking speed. The BedZED project introduced the first legally binding Green Transport Plan as a condition of planning permission. On-site charging points for electric cars are available in Sutton town centre. Energy: Buildings are constructed from thermally massive materials that store heat during warm conditions and release heat at cooler times. BedZED houses are arranged in south facing terraces to maximise heat gain from the sun, known as passive solar gain. 777 square meters are covered with solar panels. Each terrace is backed by north facing offices, where minimal solar gain reduces the tendency to overheat and the need for air conditioning. BedZED homes and offices are fitted with low energy lighting and energy efficient appliances to reduce electricity requirements. BedZED receives power from a small-scale combined heat and power plant (CHP). The heat from the CHP provides hot water, which is distributed around the site via a district heating system of super-insulated pipes. To enable residents and workers to keep track of their heat and electricity use, meters are mounted in each home and office kitchen. Water: Water use is reduced to 76 litres/day; out of which 18% represents rainwater or recycled water; use of aerated taps, low flush toilets, smaller bathtubs. One innovation at BedZED is the use of a reed-water biofiltration system that purifies blackwater into graywater for use in non-potable applications, such as toilet flush or water for gardening. Waste: separate waste collection system. Local materials: To reduce the embodied energy of BedZED, construction materials were selected for their low embodied energy and sourced within a 35-mile radius of the site where possible. Where possible, BedZED is built from natural, recycled or reclaimed materials. (Fabiana Cambiaso - Università La Sapienza) www.zedfactory.com/zed www.bioregional.com Photos: © 2010 Andrew Butterton; © 2010 ZEDfactory Ltd; ©2009One Planet Living; ©2008 The Independent.

Carlo Bardelli

Green building

Mirage-sculpture at Madison Square Park

16 January 2019

From now until winter 2016, visitors to New York’s Madison Square Park can find themselves enveloped beneath a mirrored labyrinth, hovering above both them and the surrounding landscape. Madison Square Art presents ‘Fata Morgana’ by american artist Teresita Fernández, a 500-foot-long sculpture comprising mirror-polished discs that create kaleidoscopic canopies above the park’s central pathways and recreational areas. fata-morgana‘My concept was to invert the traditional notion of outdoor sculpture by addressing all of the active walkways of the park rather than setting down a sculptural element in the park’s center’, Fernández describes ‘By hovering over the park in a horizontal band, Fata Morgana becomes a ghost-like, sculptural, luminous mirage that both distorts the landscape and radiates golden light.’ fata-morgana-madison-square-parkA Fata Morgana is an optical phenomenon that forms across the horizon line, distorting objects in the distance — boats, islands, and the coastline — such that they become completely unrecognizable to the human eye. Alluding to this rare occurrence, Fernández’s sculpture introduces a visual, shimmering element to the park that engages visitors in a dynamic experience and warps the landscape surrounding them. Each of the suspended mirrors are perforated with intricate patterns reminiscent of foliage, referring to madison square park’s botanical resources. As sunlight filters through, abstract flickering effects sift through the horizontal metal forms, casting a golden glow across the expanse of the work, paths, and passersby. fata-morgana-madison-square-park-art fernandez-fata-morgana-madison-square-park  

Marco Mignatti

Architecture

Ventilated facades. BHC presents DISEGNA WALLING

03 April 2019

Disegna composite board floorings, distributed in Italy exclusively by BHC, have introduced, in the outdoor space design, new expressive possibilities, through an exclusive, high-quality product. Now, it will be possible to carry out also the façades with this innovative material. Fruit of a continuous research work and a careful production process, the system of WPC ventilated façade (wood plastic composite), becomes so a reality. The boards forming the ventilated façade system by Disegna present two finishes: smooth and grooved. Each board is reversible, so that during the laying you can choose the desired finish. The laying technique taking place through a male-female assembly system, with stainless steel fixings, guarantees, at any time, a correct and stable laying without visible screws. The WPC boards produced by Disegna are the most advanced material, whose aesthetic component has been designed carefully to offer added value to the projects. The wide range of colours and finishes allows applying it in various combinations and situations, by creating exclusive designs making the difference. Design solutions are available at the showroom BHC in Milan, Como and Torino.

Edoardo Croci

Architecture
Facades

Natural materials. From banana trees, a valuable and environmentally friendly product

15 March 2019

The stems of banana plants, which were traditionally destined to be discarded, become a new natural material today. green bladeGreen Blade is the quality and eco-friendly semi-finished product presented at Made by French company FIBandCo, the result of a process carried out on these plants. The result is a natural plating, ethical and sustainable coating. green bladeGreen Blade has the look of wood and it comes in four hot colors obtained through a manufacturing process, without the use of water or chemicals. This material is born in the wild and is treated with ECHO and responsible processing. In the hands of architects, designers and planners it becomes versatile material. It is used mainly in the form of plating, for cladding and architectural panels, but also to decorate kitchens, furniture and design objects thanks to its flexibility, thin thicknesses and translucent effect. green bladeAn added value is that FIBandCo is a company committed to sustainable development. The bosses of the company are two young French engineers former students of ESIEE Paris, l'École de l'Innovation Technologique, who developed this particular innovative process to enhance the stems of banana plants in small units installed in the heart of banana plantations. The company was founded in Martinique, in the heart of the plantations: a choice that makes it possible to optimize resources and reduce carbon emissions. The fiber manufacturing process does not require the use of any chemical agent and the company produces its energy through solar panels. A green-oriented style, for sure!   www.fibandco.fr

Marco Mignatti

Materials

CityLife residences in Milan. Triple skin facades by Zaha Hadid: aluminium, wood and glass.

28 February 2019

The citylife project located in the heart of Milan -- in the centre of the historic fiera area immersed in a park of 160,000 square metres (one of europe’s largest pedestrianized zones) -- involves a group of architects rather than a single designer: Zaha Hadid, Arata Isozaki and Daniel Libeskind. CityLife, Zaha HadidCitylife brings to the urban context a new model for work and leisure, an area to be enjoyed on foot or by bicycle, with traffic circulating only underground. At the centre of the project is the business district -- three office towers in the 'piazza delle tre torri': torre Isozaki (il dritto, the straight one), torre Hadid (lo storto, the twisted one) and torre Libeskind (il curvo, the curved one) -- torre isozaki will be 202 meters high (663ft) with 50 floors, making it amongst the tallest in Italy by roof height. Torre Hadid will be 170 meters (558 ft) high with 44 floors, and torre libeskind will reach a height of 150 meters (492 ft) with about 30 floors. The three towers are able to accommodate ca. 10,000 people, over a total of approximately 130,000 m2. CityLife, Zaha Hadid A Contemporary Art Museum, a shopping area with bars and restaurants, and a pavilion for exhibitions, sports, entertainment and fashion shows are also part of the project. CityLife, Zaha HadidThe skyline of Zaha Hadid's CityLife Milanohousing complex is defined and characterized by a sinuous fluid line. The residences are comprised of seven curved buildings of varying heights, from 5 to 13 floors. The distinctive architectural elements include a serpentine movement of the curved balconies and the profile of the roofs, which provide a soft and elegant shape for all of the top-floor penthouses, complete with extensive covered terraces. Construction of the residential complex began in august 2009, with delivery of the first apartments scheduled for 2013. CityLife, Zaha HadidGreat care has been given to the site and building orientation, taking into account environmental and comfort requirements so that most apartments face south-east and at the same time allocate the best views from the terraces, towards the city or the public park. The façade materials - fiber concrete panels and natural wood panels - emphasize the complex's volumetric movement and at the same time give a private and domestic quality to the interior of the residential courtyard. CityLife, Zaha HadidThe interiors open onto extensive terraces. All of the apartments feature structural and plant solutions that can be easily adapted to individual needs. Each of the homes is different from the others in terms of size, exposure and layout: from two-rooms to large family apartments and twin-level penthouses. At ground level, the double-height lobbies are flooded with light by large openings stretching from floor to ceiling, designed to confer strong visual continuity with the park. access to all stairwells is provided by main and service lifts. The underground parking areas lead directly to the individual buildings with easy, convenient and secure access. (Fabiana Cambiaso) www.zaha-hadid.com www.city-life.it/it/ © zaha hadid architects; © CityLife   Residences Hadid, Milan, Italy Zaha Hadid Architects, Permasteelisa Spa Area: 45.000 sqm (300 units) Completion: 2015 Materials: Aluminum, Galvanized Steel, Glass, Wooden Slat Panels Applications: Envelope.

Marco Mignatti    

Architecture

"A frame", a temporary church after the earthquake

10/10/2018

The Paper Cathedral has been inaugurated, the church made of cardboard and designed in Christchurch, New Zealand. Cattedrale di Cartone

The designer is Shigeru Ban, Japanese, known worldwide and called "the paper architect". He is famous for his innovative projects, made with cardboard tubes that become pillars, beams, wall. Houses, museums, lightweight and sustainable buildings, strong and durable collection. When he plans design, he works with natural glues, recycled paper around aluminum tubes; once dried, the paper slips off pipe and columns are treated with wax to be waterproofed. Ecofriendly design style, and fast too.

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A new way of designing, increasingly sought emergency areas. Ban has made economic and rapid housing for earthquake victims in Kobe. Almost twenty years later, the Japanese architect has designed in New Zealand, a cardboard temporary church, replacing the damaged safe.

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www.shigerubanarchitects.com  

Marco Mignatti

Green building

Kids Design Manifesto

Finally available to the public, on Amazon, the Kids Design Manifesto, the first international manifesto - presented in Italian, English, and Chinese - for all those who are really interested in the kids' world innovation.

The Manifesto, first and unique of its kind, is the result of a long and intense research work coordinated by CILAB - Creative Industries LAB within Politecnico di Milano, Design Department, since 2015, with contributions by Francesco Schianchi, Luca Fois, Arianna Vignati e Francesco Zurlo and the patronage of ASSOGIOCATTOLI.

The Kids Design Manifesto intends to be the cultural foundation of an international movement we called KIDNASCIMENTO (kid renaissance): a research and design approach that places the Kid at the center, as a person with his rights, as written in the Declaration of the Rights of the Child drafted by the League of Nations in 1923.

Design, as a multidisciplinary profession, is the most appropriate project culture and method to deal with "products and services" for kids.

Kids' products and services are, by nature, “systemic” as they convey emotional, cognitive, relational functions, other than their function use.

So, a toy is not just a medium of entertainment, but, as an Assogiocattoli's payoff claims, it is "food for the mind".

Especially in the first 1000 days of a kids' life, including the months of gestation, each sensorial experience contributes to the construction of the first and fundamental neural patterns which will determine their grown-up character.

Hence the strategic importance of the "Kids Design", to grow up conscious and independent kids, characteristics of freedom.

 

The Network of The Manifesto’s Ambassadors

The Ambassadors are all those who, after reading and sharing the values of the Manifesto, want to enter its network and participate in the research and the discourse of the Kids Design, organizing meetings, activities, and workshops to broaden and empower the Kidnascimento movement and to positively inform and push professionals, companies and institutions towards the most strategic social sector, the kids' one.

 

For those interested in becoming part of the network, contact [email protected].

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Un grande progetto di Rainbow per esaltare i valori del Made in Italy

in collaborazione con CILAB - POLITECNICO DI MILANO

Via Giuseppe Candiani, 72 (Zona Bovisa)

Inaugurazione martedì 10 aprile, dalle 17.00

Dal mercoledì al sabato, dalle 09.00 alle 20.00

Il design incontra il mondo della magia con le Winx: le fatine più trendy dell’universo, fiore all’occhiello di Rainbow e del Made in Italy, sbarcano alla Milano Design Week 2019 grazie al progetto “WINX LIFESTYLE MAGIC AND DESIGN”, frutto della prestigiosa collaborazione tra la global content company di Iginio Straffi e CILAB - Creative Industries Lab del Dipartimento di Design del Politecnico di Milano.

L’ambizioso progetto, che si colloca all’interno delle celebrazioni del 15esimo anniversario di Winx Club, ha coinvolto gli studenti che hanno analizzato le personalità, stile e i tratti distintivi di ognuna delle sei eroine, reinterpretandoli in veri e propri concept di lifestyle, innovativi e ricchi di magia.

I sei progetti, presentati alla Design Week di Milano, sono veri e propri spazi espositivi emozionali ispirati al mondo delle fatine raccontati attraverso arredi, complementi e grafiche uniche che saranno in grado di far immergere il visitatore nell’universo Winx, un’icona classica dalle applicazioni potenzialmente infinite.

Al progetto hanno partecipato 60 studenti del Laboratorio di Sintesi Finale del corso di Laurea Triennale in Design del Prodotto Industriale che, supportati dai docenti, hanno sviluppato delle proposte secondo un brief definito da Rainbow e CILAB. Gli studenti con le migliori proposte sono stati poi affiancati da un panel selezionato di aziende italiane con cui hanno finalizzato i progetti e realizzato i prototipi tenendo in considerazione materiali, tecnologie e categorie merceologiche di ognuna. Lo stretto rapporto di collaborazione tra il CILAB e le aziende coinvolte (CMC2.0, Piva Group, WallPepper®, Mosaico Digitale®, EDG Enzo De Gasperi, FCA SNC, LC Forniture Industriali, Grifal SpA, On Light PF, Specchiopiuma, Kose & ISI Milano, TaborGlit), esponenti di punta nei loro settori di riferimento, ha permesso ai giovani progettisti di confrontarsi e maturare professionalmente in una attività di formazione sul campo unica nel suo genere, e ha consentito alle aziende di mettersi in gioco in un progetto innovativo nel quale valorizzare le proprie potenzialità.

L’evento di inaugurazione avrà luogo all’interno del campus Bovisa del Politecnico di Milano il 10 Aprile, e l’allestimento esposto sarà visitabile per tutta la durata della Milano Design Week 2019, dal 9 al 14 aprile. Parallelamente all’esposizione, Rainbow e CILAB coordineranno incontri, tavole rotonde, speech e altre iniziative con lo scopo di raccontare i valori di successo del Made in Italy delle aziende coinvolte.

Le Winx sono una realtà di portata mondiale costituita da traguardi tutti italiani. Bloom, Stella, Flora, Musa, Tecna e Aisha continuano ad essere fonte d’ispirazione di storie e prodotti sempre inediti, e “WINX LIFESTYLE MAGIC AND DESIGN” è il nuovo progetto che vede le nostre fatine protagoniste indiscusse di questo 2019.

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Aziende Partner del progetto:

CMC2.0, con i suoi sistemi costruttivi in cemento, a monoblocchi o a pareti, ma comunque su misura e idonei per essere collocati “ovunque nel paesaggio”, ha convinto le Winx: non hanno sentito il bisogno di ricorrere alla magia per la realizzazione delle proprie case!

Piva Group, grazie ai suoi serramenti ha reso i monoblocchi vetrine espositive permettendo ai visitatori di proiettarsi all’interno degli allestimenti e di goderne i dettagli.

WallPepper®, mettendo a disposizione le proprie carte da parati ha permesso ai designer di personalizzare interni ed esterni degli allestimenti e di sperimentare le capacità tecniche ed estetiche dei loro prodotti.

Mosaico Digitale®, attraverso l’uso di innovative tecnologie e materiali ha contribuito nel rendere magici e interattivi gli spazi, stimolando i giovani progettisti a reinterpretare il mosaico.

EDG Enzo De Gasperi, con le sue decorazioni floreali ha permesso poi di aggiungere un tocco di natura e di realismo agli ambienti.

FCA SNC, mettendo a disposizione il proprio know how e le proprie tecnologie ha guidato i designer nella finalizzazione degli arredi in legno e nella loro prototipazione.

LC Forniture Industriali, grazie all’approfondita conoscenza dei materiali nel settore design, ha reso possibile la realizzazione di arredi, complementi, lampade e accessori in plexiglass, oltre che oggetti in spugna tecnica ad alta densità e pavimentazione a specchio in composito alluminio e pvc.

Grifal SpA, ha trasferito ai designer la propria vision di un nuovo cartone ondulato – a marchio cArtù –  reinventato rispetto al suo classico utilizzo, portandoli a progettare librerie, sedute ed elementi di arredo inaspettati.

On Light PF, ha aiutato i designer nella realizzazione dell’illuminazione e degli effetti “magici” di luce all’interno degli spazi, mettendo a disposizione le loro più avanzate tecnologie.

Specchiopiuma, con i suoi sistemi flessibili e modulari per la realizzazione di superfici riflettenti ha potuto creare effetti ottici e di profondità negli spazi.

Kose & ISI Milano, hanno messo a disposizione le loro opere e i complementi di arredo in porcellana donando agli allestimenti l’aspetto di ambienti vivi.

E infine TaborGlit, che con la sua materia prima rappresenta a pieno l’anima della serie animata fornendo un effetto magico e indistinguibile agli allestimenti.

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Archipalette da 110 e lode

Il colore è un elemento essenziale per esprimere se stessi e il proprio stile, anche in casa o in ufficio. Oltre a rendere gli spazi più confortevoli e stimolanti, l’uso sapiente delle scelte cromatiche all’interno degli ambienti è fondamentale per modificare la percezione di luminosità e dimensione degli spazi, assumendo quindi un carattere non solo estetico, ma anche funzionale. 
Specializzata in vernici e soluzioni per la decorazione d’interni, Cap Arreghini lancia Archipalette, un nuovo progetto a supporto dei professionisti del colore, architetti e interior designer.


INFINITE COMBINAZIONI

Archipalette si presenta in una selezione di 110 tinte, classificate con cura in una scala composta da tinte neutre e classiche e da toni profondi e desaturati, in perfetta sintonia con gli stili dell’interior design più attuali. L’uso di toni diversi si basa su tre principali schemi di colore: monocromatico, coordinato e di contrasto

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INFINITE COMBINAZIONI

L’azienda, specializzata in vernici e soluzioni per la decorazione, lancia un nuovo progetto a supporto dei professionisti del colore, architetti e interior designer. Comprende oltre un centinaio di tinte, classificate in una scala studiata ad hoc per gli ambienti interni questo modo è possibile creare infinite combinazioni gradevoli e versatili, in grado di generare emozioni. Con Archipalette, Cap Arreghini rafforza la sua posizione a fianco dei professionisti del design e della decorazione, garantendo uno sviluppo costante della propria gamma prodotti per soddisfare le esigenze contemporanee dell’interior design.

 

DUE DIVERSE LETTURE

Ma come si legge Archipalette? Ogni colonna della palette rappresenta un piano tinta sino ad arrivare a 110 colorazioni derivate. Per creare gli abbinamenti è possibile scegliere due colori della stessa colonna, ottenendo un abbinamento tono su tono (lettura verticale), oppure scegliere colori nella stessa riga ottenendo armonici contrasti cromatici (lettura orizzontale).

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Le 110 tinte contenute in Archipalette sono riproducibili con gli smalti murali della linea K81 e con le idropitture da interno della linea Ecolora di Cap Arreghini.

 

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Home for uncertain times 2035

15th January 2020

Home for uncertain times 2035

Message for a future

 

A design EXHIBITION

This exhibition is the final stage of Innovation Studio, a design lab of the Master in Product Service System Design of the Design School of Politecnico di Milano.

91 designers / 15 ideas for our homes in 2035

Opening night: 22nd of January 2020 at 6pm

Exhibition: from 23rd to 26th of January 2020 from 10am to 8pm

 

Location:

COMBO

Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 83 - Milano

 

Our future is UNCERTAIN

We are SCARED but we HOPE for the best

There will be DRAMATIC CLIMATE CHANGES

Our role as DESIGNERS is to SUGGEST new lifestyles

The exhibition intends to send a message for a possible future taking into consideration the dramatic climate changes that we will be experiencing in the next 15 years. The artefacts embody uncertainty through messiness and accumulation: objects that clutter our lives today create the background for our projects. In this uncertainty our projects give us hope for a future.

INNOVATION STUDIO this year focused on how to design product-service system solutions for a very uncertain and unpredictable future. A future influenced by climate change that may transform some of our daily practices. Transformations, that need not be dramatic, but on the contrary may disrupt our habits for a better living on this planet, enhancing the sense of community, humanity and the quality of social interactions. Designers, as always, will have a crucial role in conceiving products and services that support people in this changing environment.

Climate change is affecting people and lifestyles. Some regions are already experiencing extreme weather events, while others are just starting to perceive these transformations. In the next few decades there seems to be little doubt that most cities around the world will have to adapt and attempt to mitigate some of the conditions that are emerging.

Without wanting to depict a dystopian picture, there are a few characteristics of the future that we can quite confidently predict as environmental conditions are transformed. Temperatures will be more extreme with longer heat waves, higher peaks of heat, and less difference in temperatures between day and night. Unpredictable and extreme weather events will be more frequent with water bombs, hurricanes and floods occurring regularly in places that were never exposed to these types of events before. The risk of fires will increase. We may have new insects and pests invading our habitats. In most regions there will be a shift in our relationship with water. Some areas will have water shortages, where others will experience flooding. Coastal cities will feel some degree of sea rise with consequences on residential and agricultural areas. The extent and severity of these changes depends on the level of intervention that occurs in the next few years.

As the years go by, we can expect some measures to mitigate or adapt to the changing conditions by governments and local authorities, meaning that we may see a range of different regulations being introduced. From a decrease in the use of fossil fuels for energy, to increasingly strict laws on plastic materials and waste in general. There may be incentives to transform buildings to ensure better insulation, green roofs, autonomous solar energy production and water storage. Carbon taxes on travel, transport and manufacturing may also affect the cost or availability of some goods and experiences we take for granted today.

Independently from how societies, governments and politics will react to these changes, and whether actions will be taken to transform societies for the better to tackle global warming, the change will be present and most likely shape some of our daily practices and material culture. New products will emerge as new living conditions and new practices are developed, which in turn will drive new services.

Designing life at home in new climate conditions means conceiving products and service systems destined to exist in a physical environment with changing conditions (such as greater heat and instability), but also a social environment with transformed daily practices due to changing regulations in mobility or energy. Attitudes may also change regarding the use of certain materials, waste or plant based diets. These changes may well affect all aspects of our daily life, and life at home, whether directly or indirectly.

 

CREDITS

Professors:

Valentina Auricchio

Stefana Broadbent

Marta Corubolo

Fabio Di Liberto

Ilkka Suppanen

 

Course tutors:

Corina Macnovit

Vanessa Monna

 

An exhibition curated by:

Nina Fois

Giacomo Rho

Anna Riti

Hannah Roche

Emma Teli

Virginia Luisa Volontè

Chenfan Zhang

 

Students:

Sara Airoldi, Andrés Alfonso Hernàndez Alzate, Mariana Romero Arango, Masoumeh Asadi, Mehrdad Atariani, Amirmohammad Azizi, Giorgia Bartolomeo, Beril Beden, Tommaso Bernardi, Beatriz Bonilla Berrocal, Arianna Bosio, Federico Bossi, Luiza Braga, Anna Buccarelli, Brenda Cadena, Eleonora Campana, Juliana dos Santos Netto Campos, Martina Carozza, Alessandro Ceccato, Yuzhi Chen, Chuhan Cheng, Naiyi Chia, Angela Corrado, Carolina De Maria, Valentina Facoetti, Beatrice Feltracco, Nina Fois, Marcella Gadotti, Mariah Madureira Giacchetta, Ismael Godinez, Alessandro Grati, Nicolàs Salom Guzmàn, Bin He, Jerome Hompes, Giulia Ianes, Elena Iannella, Marcello Iudice, Le Jiaqi, Ryohei Kawagishi, Alessia Kayalibay, So Jeong Kim, Isadora Koike, Orçun Kumova, Xiayu Li, Xiaoyong Liug, Francisca Lucas, Zhengang Lou, Wen Luo, Davide Macchi, Francesca Masnaghetti, Arianna Meroni, Riccardo Orlando Miele, Giacomo Montefalcone, Ettore Mordenti, Hiroki Morimoto, Sophia Motta, Madina Ómirbekova, Alessia Orizio, Federica Parolisi, Anvith Patil, Claudia Pelosi, Federica Piazzi, Jéssica Pinto, Martina Platini, Adellia Pranindita, Yao Qiushun, Xingyu Quan, Yasmina Rasamny, Giacomo Rho, Anika Rieth, Anna Riti, Hannah Roche, Alessandra Rota, Candela Piancatelli Ruiz, Dumitru Samson, Vittoria Scatiggio, Nardin Shafik, Valeria Soffientini, Angela Stellaccio, Siyu Tang, Emma Teli, Agustina Toderi, Brenda Villafana, Virginia Luisa Volontè, Pan Shin Wan, Qiuyue Wang, Lai Xiaoting, Selin Yilmaz, Banghan Yin, Qiu Yu, Chenfan Zhang.

 

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