GOAL! THE FOOTBALL EXPERIENCE

From an incredible and extremely complete collection of objects relating to the history of football, Barley Arts exposition has articulated a performance that allows the visitor, through an immersive experience of great emotional impact, to participate to an exciting challenge for the construction of their own personal team of champions.

GOAL! is a total experience able to involve the visitor in a different way and to meet all kinds of fans, from the young enthusiast eager to live football as an active game, all the way to the expert which may find stories and precious.

Suspended vegetable garden and pipes relax area.

Green pipes is an experiment between bricolage and design. The aim of this exhibition is to show to the people such themes as vertical growing and inspire them to have a creative approach to recycling waste material as functional elements.
This set-up, assembled with colored PVC pipes, is an example that is possible to reply also in domestic spaces. Besides its modular system allows to play with different forms and dimensions beyond the limits of imagination.

The exhibition idea develop a project of approximately 2500 square meters. The theme of the exhibition about the success of the “Made in Italy Style”. The Italy’s rich cultural heritage is explained through 7 focus on: Music – Fashion – Art – Design – Food – Cities – Lifestyle and Creativity. This keywords represent 6 areas and one common layer to link it together.

King’s Garden is a kitchen garden model able to host different activities and reflections regarding the production, the experimentation of domestic agriculture. King’s Garden explores and experiments how agriculture and design culture can influence everyday life, and how this can be the engine for an enzymatic innovation. King’s Garden is a laboratory replicable in different places.Thanks to its flexibility it can be displayed in different contexts, enabling an immediate and unexpected dialogue with the public.

During the Milan Design Week 2012, this important event aimed to bring together heterogeneous places, situations, objects and various events but above all different people. A taxonomy of objects is transformed and changes from one room to another like the evolution of Darwin. In this itinerary it is possible to recognize the hybridization, the evolution and also the interruption of material, form, ideas over the years.

People walking through the exhibition can see their memory and symbolism within each object.

In the sub-section of the most historic part of the San Siro stadium (1928) the project developed by DONTSTOP Architettura has placed the new museum itinerary for San Siro.

The choice of arranging the museum’s materials in large open spaces has made possible the perception of the entire volume of the under-audience, enhancing the direct reading by the visitor of the exceptional character of the space. Along the exhibition path interactive tools interact with illustrating through video, text, audio messages to follow and underline each installation and object exhibited.

The first museum of football in Milan could only overlook the central Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery. Within this unique framework, the “Stringa d’oro” museum shows in over 400 square meters the most loved sport of Italians through a thematic path that sees the selection of the best 25 players in history who have interpreted the best features necessary to obtain the “Stringa d’oro” prize  – to the most beautiful football pass of the season. The exhibition design, graphics and merchandising project are all signed by the Dontstop studio.

The exhibition tells about life and deeds of Napoleon among historic objects, graphical representations and sculptural reproductions in scale 1:1. J’arrive proposes an overview of Napoleon’s costumes and character, mixing his public and private identity. It is divided into 7 areas, has been designed to be itinerant and reproducible in other places.

The exhibition was in partnership with Fondation Napoleon that was able to provide the best napoleon objects from his training, his empire, until the exile.

The project for the second phase of the competition for the preparation of the DESIGN pavilion for the annual meeting of the UNESCO creative cities 2019 takes shape in the Ex Conceria building in Fabriano. The system has been designed as an easily reconfigurable device to host, in its layout, a conference room, a room for seminars, spaces for meeting and dialogue and the presentation of the contents of the participating cities.

The identity of the temporary structure is related to its flexibility, both spatial and constructive. Most of the space is occupied by the exposition area where is possible to find the shrines with the museum’s material and a basement structure for the exposition of the cups. Inside there are also services for the visitors and an area for projections and debates. At the upper level the exhibition gallery guides the public into the museum itinerary and also gives a large view into the internal empty courtyard of the double-height space in the middle.