Matteo Cainer Jury member for the AAG Final Presentations week. In the final presentations of the MAA second year thesis project Studio Climatic Matter led by Jordi Pages and Lluis Viu on the studios MAA01 'Digital Matter' of Areti Markopoulouat and 'C-BIOM' of Marcos Cruz at IAAC campus
Launch of the new MCA yellow tote bag designed in collaboration with artist Lucia Veronesi during the Vernissage days of the 16th International Venice Architecture Biennale 2018.
If you are interested in the bag please write to totebag@matteocainer.com
Matteo Cainer curating and moderating the discussion of the 7th edition of the Dark Side Club in Venezia, the 23-25th of May 2018. The overarching theme of the three evenings is: ‘Digital submission or Architectural Domination’ and the three specific themes for each evening are - Mirror Mirror…, The awareness of Skynet’ and Cyber-polis, Media-polis, Data-polis, Porno-polis,Techno-polis.
Matteo Cainer discussing the Forêt Urbaine project in Paris. A renovation and transformation of a 1433sqm Parisian top-floor apartment. Surrounded by the magnificent Bois de Boulogne the Jardin du Ranelagh it has 360-degree views of the city’s historic monuments. The project has undergone a complete redesign and an intense demolition/reconstruction phase aimed both at integrating technological and sustainable aspects and transforming into a contemporary luxury light-flooded penthouse surrounded by vegetation and reinterpreted as an ‘eye on the city’.
Work starts on the private small interior project of Rue de Bac in the heart of Paris 7th district.
Matteo Cainer is a jury member for the final crits at the Alessandra Cianchetta Studio at Westminster University
Finally the printing of our new identity by TOKO!!. Letterpress on amazing yellow colorplan paper thanks to Nostro Inchiostro in Rome, Italy
The launch of the video of the creation and concept behind our fantastic new identity conceived and designed by: TOKO
Our new office in London is open at Clerkenwell Workshops, at 27/31 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1R 0AT.
Structural works completed on the Forêt Urbaine project in Paris, France. 680 tons of concrete were removed from the site to integrate technological and sustainable aspects and to make space for 85 species of autochthon trees, shrubs and floral plants.
