One of the newest design districts in Milan, which presents itself under the other name of The Other district, launches the theme EverythinK is design bringing the desire to incorporate different fields into the center of its activities, interpreting design almost as a catalyst for the ferment that arises here. The concept is inspired by Paul Rand, a graphic designer who made the history of visual communication and who argued that design is the method that allows the union between form and content, thus welcoming multiple and infinite definitions with an inclusive and contemporary vision. Porta Venezia is, in fact, a vibrant neighborhood that has made its desire for aggregation a push towards a new approach that sees design as a possible dialogue between citizens, designers, historical architecture, and social and environmental evolutions aimed at enhancing the territory.

Design x EverythinK, by Raffles Milano
via Felice Casati, 16 - 20124

The Milanese branch of the International Design Institute, together with its students, signs the visual identity of the district and presents a schedule of exhibitions and activities that interpret the changes in design.

Micrographia - Redesign for biodiversity di Johanna Seelemann per Park Associati
Park Hub, via Benvenuto Garofalo 31

Park Associati presents Micrographia - Redesign for Biodiversity, a set of three experimental works by the multidisciplinary design studio Johanna Seelemann, designed and created by invitation and with the production supervision of Park Associati thanks to the collaboration of Ricehouse, Arche3d, Primat and with the scientific support of Vivaio Bicocca.

Re/Creation by Lasvit
Palazzo Isimbardi, corso Monforte 35 - 20122

The leading Czech brand in glass processing presents a monumental fused glass installation by Maxim Velcovsky, artistic director of Lasvit, at Palazzo Isimbardi to enhance the brand's mastery and innovative approach to design, architecture, and glass production, with particular attention to the manufacturing of materials.

Inspired in Barcelona by Apartamento Studios and Julia Esque
Sirtori26, via Giuseppe Sirtori 26 - 20129

Inspired in Barcelona is the collective and conceptual exhibition curated by Apartamento Studios and Júlia Esqué to celebrate Barcelona's creative scene in Milan, inspired by the use of clay as a primordial and universal element for the creation of the first design artifacts, common especially in the Mediterranean region. Within this event, the Terra Rossa installation is a pyramid with more than 70 original cantirs reinterpreted by 15 Catalan designers, such as Marc Morro, Robbie Whitehead, Jaume Ramirez, Apparatu, and Clàudia Valsells, among others, who use clay as a primordial element.

Nook by Mara Bragagnolo
via Paolo Frisi 2/4 - 20129

The theme of accessible design is interpreted within the spaces of one of the city's first cinemas, the Liberty Ex Cinema Dumont building, now the Venice Library. Here innovative furnishings are designed to facilitate autistic children to express themselves freely without encountering obstacles.

Photo: Porta Venezia Design District. Lasvit: Re/Creation.