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A Chat with Marc Cairns, Co-Founder of New Practice

In this episode of Il Salotto Sessions, Sara Seravalli sits down with Marc Cairns, director at New Practice, an architecture studio known for its deep commitment to community engagement and placemaking. Together, they explore how architecture can better serve people—by listening more, collaboratingâ€Ķ

A Chat with Tim Heatley, Co Founder of Capital & Centric

Il Salotto Sessions: Tim Heatley on Social Impact, Regeneration, and Rethinking Development In this powerful and inspiring episode, Sara Seravalli sits down with Tim Heatley - co-founder of Capital & Centric - to explore how architecture and development can become true agents of social change. â€Ķ

A chat with Elettra De Pellegrin, Founder of Slalom Acoustics

In the latest episode of Il Salotto Sessions, Elettra De Pellegrin, founder of Slalom Acoustics, reveals how sustainability, innovation and close collaboration are redefining acoustic design. She explores the distinct Italian approach, tackles market challenges head-on and explains why customisingâ€Ķ

A Chat with Marta Bogna, Founder of Bottega Bogna

Episode OverviewIn this lively conversation, host Sara Seravalli sits down with communications strategist Marta Bogna to trace Marta’s journey from budding PR professional to founder of Bottega Bogna, her own boutique consultancy. Together they explore how design and architecture inform not only phâ€Ķ

A Chat with Helen Berresford, Partner at Sheppard Robson

In this engaging conversation, Sara Seravalli and Helen Berresford, Partner at Sheppard Robson and Head of ID:SR, explore the intricate relationship between architecture, workplace design, and the cultural richness of Milan. They discuss how Milan's unique blend of historical and modern architectuâ€Ķ
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