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  • From sketch to construction a small lantern, custom-made in bronze, composed of geometric solids treated with different finishes, recalls an object of Milanese design. It is reminiscent of those lanterns found in many staircases of Italian noble palaces. Lighting design: Cinzia Ferrara e Marco Miglioli ArchiLight Studio. Client: Fondazione Pini Restoration Work: Laura Menegotto. Photo: Andrea-Rossetti. Bronze lantern fabrication: Bagatti Bronzisti. Curatorship: Marco Garegnani, Silvia Bolamperti, Francesca Zaja and Eleonora Rosso #marcomiglioli #archilightstudio #LightingDesign #FondazionePini #Milan #LightAndSpace #ArchitecturalLighting #lightcraftsmanship
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