Architects

Large porcelain slabs and urban spaces
The increase in dimensions is opening up fresh opportunities for ceramic tiles, whose scale of intervention goes beyond that of the individual building to encompass the entire urban environment

Like Moby Dick
For Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia, “thinking in terms of ceramic material” means emphasising its narrative capacity in relation to place, time and function

Mix and match between ancient and modern
Ville&Casali Press Café at Cersaie 2021

Vertical farming and neo-manufacturing: welcome to the city of the third millennium
According to a recent study by JLL-Arthesia, urban areas will be increasingly focused on sustainability thanks to innovative farming and manufacturing techniques and will form new asset classes for the real estate sector

Cersaie 2022, the exhibition space is almost completely sold out
Cersaie will be back from 26 to 30 September 2022.
92% of the exhibition space has already been booked.

Goal number 1: produce for the market
Amid the current difficulties, the Italian ceramic tile producers have chosen to continue their production activities in order to meet the needs of the market even at the cost of a severe loss in profitability

The booming U.S. construction market
The construction industry in the U.S. is expected to grow in 2022, despite the ongoing supply chain challenges, including the shortage of building materials and rising prices, lack of skilled labor and expensive land.

Ceramics of Italy announced 2022 Tile Competition Winners
The international jury selected five winners and three honorable mentions demonstrating extraordinary use of Italian tile

Coverings 2022 confirms the Italian ceramic tile industry’s leadership position
The presence of more than 90 Italian companies and brands at Coverings 2022 is the perfect response to the pandemic and the objective difficulties in transportation. Particularly positive are the 2021 Italian tile exports to the United States which, with +26%, do better than average.

Workplace & Smartworking
Architect Sergio De Gioia from the Venice-based practice MIDE Architetti was the guest at a meeting entitled Workplace & Smartworking organised by Nii Progetti last September as part of the Cersaie 2021 Press Café programme