The exhibition "La sindrome dell'influenza" investigated a typical characteristic of Italian design: a capacity for assimilation, combined with a curious approach to the world and a desire to experiment with other languages and cultures in order to launch new projects.

“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.”

The “Barbara Cappochin” International Architecture Biennial centers mainly on two events: The International Prize, and the Exhibition at Palazzo della Ragione. The fifth edition was titled “Superurbano, Rigenerazione Urbana Sostenibile” (SuperUrban, Sustainable Urban Regeneration).

Zaha Hadid was the guest of honor at the fourth edition of the “Barbara Cappochin” International Architecture Biennial.

An exhibition of two works by the photographer Gabriele Basilico. "Milano ritratti di Fabbriche 1978-1980" is an extensive series of images of the outskirts of Milan, presenting a visual recomposition of a relatively unknown and little considered landscape.

Kengo Kuma was the guest of honor at the third edition of the "Barbara Cappochin" International Architecture Biennial.

This series of major retrospective exhibitions, held in the Palladian Basilica in Vicenza and devoted to the masters of contemporary architecture, had an original approach in that it was the architects themselves who designed their own exhibition. The series was organized by the cultural association Abacoarchitettura, under the patronage of local authorities and universities and with the support of sponsors, including UniFor.