– Winner of the Best Communicator Award, the set up by Patricia Urquiola for Budri tells in an expressive way the Papyrus Collection, which explores the concept of lightness in marble.

– Simply stacking the marble modules we can create a freestanding bookcase with countless possible configurations, designed by Archea Associati for Luce di Carrara.

– In the first Marmomacc’s pavilion international designers and architects and Italian companies show the result of traditional craftsmanship and advanced machinery.

– Simple geometric shapes and contrasting materials: Korean designer JinSik Kim plays with these elements for his collection of side-tables and stools.

– Pierre Charpin presents at Galerie kreo, London, a collection of small marble tables and a series of ten clown vases, a new subject on the vase he designed for Sèvres.

– Italian product designer and illustrator Lucia Massari participates at Vienna Design Week with a project that explores new ways of reusing high quality marble scrap.

– CN10 architetti’s project for Sant’Antonio Abate church, in Italy, is a general reinterpretation of the part of the construction remaining incomplete, it affects both the interior and the exterior.

– Carlo Colombo devotes his marble table lamp designed for FontanaArte to Milan and to the magic moment that the city is experiencing in recent months.

– Rirkrit Tiravanija’s new work, at Galerie Chantal Crousel in Paris, seems an ironical attempt to construct a mausoleum for the now defunct punk aesthetic.

– Harmoniously embedded in the historical urban grain of the medieval old town of Feldkirch, in Austria, the Montforthaus is a multi-purpose cultural centre conceived by Hascher Jehle Architektur with a contemporary form cladded with the traditional Jura marble of the region.