“Gabriele Basilico – Ascolto il tuo cuore, città” is the first large anthological exhibition of the work of Gabriele Basilico to be held in Milan, the city where he was born in 1944 and lived and worked until 2013, the year of his premature death. It is also one of the first large historic exhibition organized and curated entirely by Unicredit Pavilion, confirming its vocation as a venue for the production and dissemination of culture in its various manifestations.

Curator Walter Guadagnini
in collaboration with Giovanna Calvenzi.

Photo exhibition Gianni Nigro

In the year of Expo Milano 2015, the Molteni Group is inaugurating the new Molteni Museum.

Having always been committed to sustainable development, UniFor has recently participated in the Italian Environmental Footprint Program with the study “Calculation of the Carbon Footprint of the UniFor AP and RP Interior Partition Systems”, co-funded by the Ministry of the Environment and for the Protection of Land and Sea.

Luca Meda/ La felicità del progetto
The Triennale di Milano, in collaboration with IUAV University of Venice-Project Archives, Molteni&C, Dada and UniFor, paid tribute to Luca Meda, who played a leading role in an extraordinary and important period of Italian architecture and design, one that continues to influence the new generations still today.

Inaugurated in Milan in 2010, Casabella Laoratorio is a space for exhibitions, conferences, encounters and debates, promoted and organized by Casabella, the prestigious international magazine of architecture.

On occasion of the Honorary Degree in Architecture conferred by the Politecnico di Milano on the architect Álvaro Siza Vieira, an exhibition was held with projects by the Portuguese master.

Presented at the HOST 2013 exhibition in the Furnishings macro-area, EXIHS - Excellent Italian Hospitality Services is a new concept devoted to the hotel and restaurant industry that investigates the theme of the "non-place".

“Cardinal Tettamanzi's decision to entrust the realization of the Ambrosian Book of Gospels to contemporary artists is a further demonstration of his indomitable passion for dialogue with the men and women of our time.”