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Compasso d’Oro 2016

The renowed Italian design prize held the award ceremony and presents the exhibition of 237 products in the historical courtyards of Palazzo Isimbardi, in Milan. 

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  • 15 June 2016
  • Milan

The XXIV ADI Compasso d’Oro exhibition takes place in Milan with 237 design products from every category, on display in the courtyard and the halls of the historic building Palazzo Isimbardi,  ranging from furniture to lighting, from transport to services and personal items, all physically present or visible on video. 


XXIV Compasso d’Oro ADI awards
 

<b>Top:</b> Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, AIM, Flos, 2014. The traditional geometric central point of light is revolutionized by the ability to position and freely adjust the electric suspension wires. <b>Above:</b> R&D Grivel with Maurizio Gallo, Twin Gate, Grivel, 2014. Design for the individual – Compasso d'Oro for a specialized object that significantly improves protection and safety while respecting simplicity of form
Daniel Rybakken, Ascent, Luceplan, 2014. Design for living – Compasso d’Oro for the simple beauty of a gesture that calibrates the intensity and spread of the light
Emanuele Pizzolorusso, Lucetta, Palomar, 2014. Design for the individual – Compasso d’Oro for a great little product. An article that gives an intelligent answer to an objective need
Konstantin Grcic, OK, Flos, 2015. Design for living – Compasso d’Oro for an object that presents the evolution of an icon while maintaining its traditional elegance
Alberto Meda, Francesco Meda, Flap, Caimi Brevetti. Design for work – Compasso d’Oro for a free and versatile system that presents a new solution for invisible problems such as sound and noises
Lievore Altherr Molina, Vela, Tecno, 2015. Design for work – Compasso d’Oro for research that results in an elegant, lightweight, technological yet solid product that brilliantly integrates ergonomics and aesthetics
Technogym Design Center, Omnia, 2014. Design for the individual – Compasso d’Oro for a compact system that promotes well-being through physical effort combined with socializing
Mario Trimarchi, Ossidiana, Alessi, 2015. Design for living – Compasso d’Oro for tradition and innovation in a typically Italian object that hitherto seemed unchangeable
Giampiero Castagnoli, Marco Fagioli, Emanuel Gargano, 5MM, Rubinetterie3M, 2014. Design for living – Compasso d’Oro for the excellent result which expresses the convergence between technological solutions and formal yet innovative language; a compact solution that shows the way to new scenarios
Giulio Vinaccia, Valerio Vinaccia, Design as a Development tool, UNIDO, 2014. Social design – Compasso d’Oro for a project aimed at the real world in a situation with limited backing using local materials and resources
Francesco Paszkowski Design (exterior design), Alberto Mancini Design (interior design), Baglietto (naval architecture), Monokini, Baglietto, 2014. Design for mobility – Compasso d’Oro for the reinterpretation of an archetype and a maritime tradition combined with the introduction of innovative technologies
Flavio Manzoni and Werner Gruber di Ferrari Design, FXX K, Ferrari, 2015. Design for mobility – Compasso d’Oro for cars with outstanding craftsmanship at an industrial level that reflect the values of both Ferrari and Made in Italy, a recognition of a formidable team that embodies the values of a historic brand
Giorgio Palù, Michele Bianchi, Auditorium Giovanni Arvedi, Fondazione Giovanni Arvedi e Luciana Buschini, 2015. Design for communication – Compasso d’Oro for having created a concept of harmony comparable to a large scale musical instrument through beauty and elegance

  The award ceremony announced the winners of the 2016 edition to which will be added, as usual, the Premio alla Carriera (Lifetime Achievement Awards), the International Awards and the Targa Giovani (Youth Section) awards, presented for projects from Italian design schools.


XXIV Compasso d’Oro ADI Honor Mentions
 

Nicolas Frey, Claudio Franco, Dahu Ski Boot, Daho Sports, 2014. Design for the individual – the design revises the traditional construction of the plastic shell and replaces it with a minimal lattice structure, designed to withstand the stresses and movements during skiing
<b>Left</b>: Claudio Lucchese, Florim Magnum Oversize, Florim Ceramiche, 2015. Design of materials and technological systems – nine extra-large coating formats as an experiment in the dimensional limits of ceramics and new types of installations both in contract and consumer environments <b>Right:</b> Elisa Giovannoni, Scaletta, Tubes Radiatori, 2015. Design for living – an aluminum electric towel holder inspired by the archetypal rung ladder but changes its function. The product is available in two versions: wall-mounted and freestanding
<b>Left:</b> Scott Wilson, Sisifo, Artemide, 2015. Design for living – a table lamp created using primary geometrics and designed for balancing visual comfort and environmental lighting needs. <b>Right:</b> Davide Groppi, Tetatet, 2014. Design for living – the LED technology combined with inductive charging batteries and the use of magnets in this product are used to transport the light to the center of the table
Carlotta de Bevilaqua, Cata, Artemide Architectural, 2014. Design for living – a careful research into accent lighting mainly used in museums, but which can also be extended to the retail and hospitality environments
Paolo Barichella, Espresso al quadrato, Caffè Morettino, 2015. Food design – square coffee capsule. The filter body, made of 100 recyclable food grade paper, combines experience, excellence, ecology and ethical design in a few grams
Fabrizio Crisà, Nuage, Elica, 2015. Design for living – wall-mounted extraction hood with the option of covering the outer shell with plasterboard, tiles, mosaic or paint, allowing a perfect symbiosis with the wall
Marta Giardini con Marco Bertolini, Perpetua, Alisea Recycled & Reused Objects Design, 2015. Design for the individual – pencil created from Zantech, a patented material consisting of 80% graphite recovered from the electrode production process
Cordivari, Sistema Stratos, 2015. Design of materials and technological systems – its compact size means that it can be installed in traditionally difficult or excluded situations because of structural constraints, space or building integration problem
Palomba Serafini Associati, Wazebo, Zucchetti Rubinetteria, 2015. Design for living – an outdoor shower, able to transfer the comfort, protection and functions of the internal shower stall outside without sacrificing its relationship with its surroundings

  The awards for products, assigned by a panel of international experts, represent the highest recognition in Italian design and have been presented since 1954. The winning products will go to expand the ADI Compasso d’Oro Foundation Collection which has brought together award-winning objects since 1954. As of this year the Compasso d’Oro will take place every other year, alternating with the international edition of the ADI Compasso d’Oro International Award (which will also take place every two years).  


XXIV Compasso d’Oro ADI Youth Section

Anna Matosova, Lulka, Libera Università of Bolzano, 2014. Youth Section – a practical and welcoming cot in walnut and cotton, which can also become a versatile object that grows and changes with the baby
Matteo Semprini, Vedetta, Università degli Studi della Repubblica di San Marino, 2014. Youth section – Following a road accident a sensor changes colour if it detects a deceleration greater than 100 g, a figure that indicates probable concussion
Fabrizio Alessio, TooWheels, Turin Politecnico, 2014. Youth Section – an easily replicable product with a strong social impact that indicates a notable level of sensitivity on the part of the student who designed it. A good example of empathetic design


until 22 June 2016
Exhibition Compasso d’Oro ADI 2016
Palazzo Isimbardi
via Vivaio 1, Milan

Tuesday 21 June 2016
Conference – The ADI Design Jury
Palazzo Isimbardi, Sala degli Affreschi
via Vivaio 1, Milan

Friday 24 June 2016
Conference – Thought and Action
Palazzo Mezzanotte, Parterre
piazza degli Affari 6, Milan

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