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Vi è un’età in cui si insegna ciò che si sa; ma poi ne viene un’altra in cui si insegna ciò che non si sa, e questo si chiama cercare
[Roland Barthes, citato da Gianfranco Ravasi su Il Sole24Ore, Domenica 4 settembre 2011 ]

Basic Design #1

Attraverso la presentazione di ventiquattro esperienze didattiche, gli autori illustrano le competenze base della progettazione con l’ambizione di rispondere a due domande semplici ma impegnative: quali competenze dovrà possedere il progettista del futuro? E come si insegnano?
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Romalab blog

As participant of Romalab we’ve commited to curate the blog of the group. Have  a look to the Unpacked explorations...
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Interactive shopping project / 0 /

We start a new cool project for IED Roma: innovative scenarios for an interactive urban shopping. This project is going to be developed with a small group of best students from the IED department of digital&virtual, graphic design, video, interior. You can follow the ongoing design process on this online collaborative environment here.
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DIY Inflatable flyer

Questo flyer raccoglie alcune indicazioni di carattere intuitivo per realizzare delle semplici strutture gonfiabili. Il kit di base necessario è...
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Artificity by Flora Olivieri and Emanuela Visconti - Exhibition Design Lab 2009/10 - Daniele Mancini

Artificity

La città è un organismo pulsante. È un corpo che si inebria con flussi d’aria, vento e acqua.Ma non li...
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Urban Fields

  After many non coherent experiments, we’ve finally succeded to file our strategies of urban appropriation into a conceptually stronger...
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Relational Opportunity

The selected projects presented in this booklet are mainly light, temporary, partecipatory, relational spatial devices. Their nature is between the installation and the performance, the playground and the event. They are microtransformations amplifying the more controversial, banal and anonimous quality of the places in their relations with the city.
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CICCIO

Some sewn pieces of nylon in the shape of either a torpedo, or a sphere or a donut, then a...
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MAC Museo Arte Comunicativa di Valeria Meaglia, Giorgio Migliaccio, Ludovica Mucci

MAC Museo Arte Comunicativa

MAC Museo Arte Comunicativadi Valeria Meaglia, Giorgio Migliaccio, Ludovica Mucci In comunicazione con il futuro. Il nuovo museo storica della...
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Presentazione Open Day a NABA Roma DESIGN and Innovation Programme

NABA Design Roma Open Day

Shaping (“crafting” almost!) an educational leadership is always challenging, with student protagonism at the heart of our mission. Viva NABA...
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Clouds before Cloud

Clouds before the cloud: cosa ho imparato da Interaction Design Institute Ivreaby Daniele Mancini (UNPACKED Studio) Talk within: ALL IS...
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LOGO UNPACKED STUDIO

// What is

UNPACKED Studio is a professional practice based in Rome (Italy) operating within the traditional fields of architecture and urban planning but also interested in exploring the contemporary through other creative approaches.

// What we do

UNPACKED Studio provides services in the fields of Design, Communication, Architecture, Urban Planning, Participatory Process, Innovative Education and Research.

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// Mission

UNPACKED Studio is a common ground for speculations over cross-fertilizing projects involving several professionals from diverse disciplines. We like experimenting cutting-edge approaches between digital and analog.

// Who we are

UNPACKED Studio has been founded by Daniele Mancini and Irene Rinaldi, both architects and educators.

Daniele Mancini is Ph.D. in Theory of Architecture. He worked in France at Jakob+ MacFarlane Architects and in The Netherlands at Wiel Arets Architects. He is currently involved in teaching activities at IED Istituto Europeo di Design di Roma.

Irene Rinaldi worked in Spain at De La Puerta Architects and in Italy at Schiattarella Associati where participated to the design of Italian Pavillon for the Japan Expo 2005 in Aichi (Nagoya)

UNPACKED Studio started in January 2005 thanks to the Young Entrepreneurs European funds “Sviluppo Italia”.