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Listen to an open debate on International architecture and Italian design and eat great Italian food.

INTERNI The magazine,

a global voice for Italian design for over sixty years

, presents “Interni Design Aperitivo”: a series of talks that compare, in an open debate, international architectural projects and the italian design manufacturing industry, in partnership with Salone del Mobile.Milano, the world’s leading furniture and design fair. The talks, which are open to the public, will be held in the flagship stores of some of the most interesting Italian design brands, transformed into a unique stage for the occasion.

The guest speakers, from some of the most influential international architectural practices based in London, will discuss their design philosophy, alongside the design knowledge and heritage typical of the Italian manufacturing industry.

Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach am Neckar, Germany 560_10_UZ_120324_N9 (c)Ute Zscharnt for David Chipperfield Architects
Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach am Neckar, Germany 560_10_UZ_120324_N9 (c)Ute Zscharnt for David Chipperfield Architects

The Series of talks will feature:
David Chipperfield in conversation with Kate Goodwin
A discussion on Museums, Architecture and Context – Saturday 19th September, 6.30PM
c/o VALCUCINE & DRIADE at FORZA 143–149 Great Portland Street, London W1W 6QN

Anthony Hudson, Hudson Architects
A Contextual Approach to Rural Placemaking – Tuesday 22nd September, 6.30PM
c/o SCAVOLINI STORE 39 Fortune Green Road, London WEST HAMPSTEAD NW6 1DR

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Alison Brooks, Alison Brooks Architects
Crafting Experience: A New Collegiate Architecture – Wednesday 23rd September, 6.30PM
c/o NATUZZI ITALIA 80-81 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 4TE

Lyndon Neri
Lyndon Neri, Neri&Hu
Reflective Nostalgia: The Future of the Past – Thursday 24th September, 6.30PM
c/o LEMA 183 Kings Road, London SW3 5EB

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Clark Pickett, NBBJ
Beauty in the Time of the Machine – Friday 25th September, 6.30PM
c/o MOROSO 7-15 Rosebery Avenue, London EC1R 4SP

After each talk an Italian aperitivo will complete the offer, with authentic Italian products reinterpreted by restaurant San Carlo Cicchetti, London. All information and a complete schedule of events are available from September at www.internimagazine.com.
All the talks are open to the public but you need to book your place – places are limited so book to avoid disappointment: www.eventbrite.co.uk/interni-magazine

INTERNI, the Magazine of Interiors and Contemporary Design, celebrated its first 60 yearsin 2014, 60 years during which it has had the good fortune of sharing in the fantastic and adventurous history of Italian furnishings and design. The magazine has closely observed the growth of design nurtured by the intuitions and works of brilliant, courageous men of culture, architects and designers and entrepreneurs. INTERNI continues to be an attentive and up-to-date observatory on the world of design, foregrounding and forecasting trends in design and architecture. Since the first half of the 1990s the magazine has been part of the Periodicals of AME Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, the most important Italian publishing group. www.internimagazine.com

The Salone del Mobile was founded in 1961 to promote Italian exports of furniture and complements. It soon became the international reference point of the furniture sector, where ideas, design, technology, innovation and quality meet in a uniquesituation of creativity. The international character of the institution is illustratedby the Saloni WorldWide Moscow, held in October each year in that city, attracting professionals from Russia and other regions, including the former Soviet republics and the Balkan states. The two events – with a selected number of exhibitors representing Italian excellence – provide a showcase on a worldwide level for Made in Italy, one of the loftiest expressions of Italian culture. High-quality Italian furnishings, over the years, have passed from the status of functional objects to that of true objects of desire, thanks to an industrial and cultural process that combines craftsmanship, innovation, creativity and originality, known all over the world as made in Italy.www.salonemilano.it

I LOVE ITALIAN FOOD is an international network and a non-profit organisation that spreads its passion for Italian food and cuisine worldwide. Its community currently counts on more than 800.000 users, of which 95% from outside Italy, and a network of more than 7,000 industry professionals, also including chefs, restaurateurs, buyers, suppliers and food bloggers. I LOVE ITALIAN FOOD promotes agro-industrial ‘made in Italy’ by conversing every month with more than 6 million people worldwide (45% in the US, 20% in the EU, 12% in the Far East, 10% in the Middle East); realising international events to meet local industry professionals, creating co-branding projects with their affiliated members. www.iloveitalianfood.it

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