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As part of the AAAAYY: same same but different exhibition with Tawanda Chiweshe and Francisco Gaspar, the AA welcomes Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, of Ehrl Bielicky Architects.​

Invited contributions from an extended network of collaborators and an accompanying programme of events will transform the AA Gallery into a live platform during the exhibition run, reflecting Francisco and Tawanda’s iterative, conversational and relational approach to making.

@yy__exchange @aaschool @franciscogspr @tawandda @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky

Saturday, February 14, 2:00-3:00 pm

AA Gallery, 36 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3ES, United Kingdom

As part of the AAAAYY: same same but different exhibition with Tawanda Chiweshe and Francisco Gaspar, the AA welcomes Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, of Ehrl Bielicky Architects.​

Invited contributions from an extended network of collaborators and an accompanying programme of events will transform the AA Gallery into a live platform during the exhibition run, reflecting Francisco and Tawanda’s iterative, conversational and relational approach to making.

@yy__exchange @aaschool @franciscogspr @tawandda @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky

Saturday, February 14, 2:00-3:00 pm

AA Gallery, 36 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3ES, United Kingdom

A conversation between Not Vital, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky for Zeitung Magazine’s issue 0.00208DAYS

edited by Angelina Sisca, Ryan Bains, Emanuel Bosonnet, Nicola Bryner, Melvin Tobler, design by SHADOWPLAY

@zeitungmagazine @fundaziun.notvital @obzcure @ryanbains @emanuelbosonnet @nicolabryner @melvintobler

A conversation between Not Vital, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky for Zeitung Magazine’s issue 0.00208DAYS

edited by Angelina Sisca, Ryan Bains, Emanuel Bosonnet, Nicola Bryner, Melvin Tobler, design by SHADOWPLAY

@zeitungmagazine @fundaziun.notvital @obzcure @ryanbains @emanuelbosonnet @nicolabryner @melvintobler

A conversation between Not Vital, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky for Zeitung Magazine’s issue 0.00208DAYS

edited by Angelina Sisca, Ryan Bains, Emanuel Bosonnet, Nicola Bryner, Melvin Tobler, design by SHADOWPLAY

@zeitungmagazine @fundaziun.notvital @obzcure @ryanbains @emanuelbosonnet @nicolabryner @melvintobler

A conversation between Not Vital, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky for Zeitung Magazine’s issue 0.00208DAYS

edited by Angelina Sisca, Ryan Bains, Emanuel Bosonnet, Nicola Bryner, Melvin Tobler, design by SHADOWPLAY

@zeitungmagazine @fundaziun.notvital @obzcure @ryanbains @emanuelbosonnet @nicolabryner @melvintobler

A conversation between Not Vital, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky for Zeitung Magazine’s issue 0.00208DAYS

edited by Angelina Sisca, Ryan Bains, Emanuel Bosonnet, Nicola Bryner, Melvin Tobler, design by SHADOWPLAY

@zeitungmagazine @fundaziun.notvital @obzcure @ryanbains @emanuelbosonnet @nicolabryner @melvintobler

A conversation between Not Vital, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky for Zeitung Magazine’s issue 0.00208DAYS

edited by Angelina Sisca, Ryan Bains, Emanuel Bosonnet, Nicola Bryner, Melvin Tobler, design by SHADOWPLAY

@zeitungmagazine @fundaziun.notvital @obzcure @ryanbains @emanuelbosonnet @nicolabryner @melvintobler

A conversation between Kaleb Swanson, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky on Helio Oiticica’s Eden for PAIRS 05

edited by Emily Hsee, Isabel Lewis, Julia Spackman, and Tyler White

@pairs.gsd @harvardgsd @harvardgsd_architecture @harvardpress @jspack @iz.pdf @emily.hemily @s.vd.z @grafiche_veneziane @krswanson

A conversation between Kaleb Swanson, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky on Helio Oiticica’s Eden for PAIRS 05

edited by Emily Hsee, Isabel Lewis, Julia Spackman, and Tyler White

@pairs.gsd @harvardgsd @harvardgsd_architecture @harvardpress @jspack @iz.pdf @emily.hemily @s.vd.z @grafiche_veneziane @krswanson

A conversation between Kaleb Swanson, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky on Helio Oiticica’s Eden for PAIRS 05

edited by Emily Hsee, Isabel Lewis, Julia Spackman, and Tyler White

@pairs.gsd @harvardgsd @harvardgsd_architecture @harvardpress @jspack @iz.pdf @emily.hemily @s.vd.z @grafiche_veneziane @krswanson

A conversation between Kaleb Swanson, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky on Helio Oiticica’s Eden for PAIRS 05

edited by Emily Hsee, Isabel Lewis, Julia Spackman, and Tyler White

@pairs.gsd @harvardgsd @harvardgsd_architecture @harvardpress @jspack @iz.pdf @emily.hemily @s.vd.z @grafiche_veneziane @krswanson

A conversation between Kaleb Swanson, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky on Helio Oiticica’s Eden for PAIRS 05

edited by Emily Hsee, Isabel Lewis, Julia Spackman, and Tyler White

@pairs.gsd @harvardgsd @harvardgsd_architecture @harvardpress @jspack @iz.pdf @emily.hemily @s.vd.z @grafiche_veneziane @krswanson

A conversation between Kaleb Swanson, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky on Helio Oiticica’s Eden for PAIRS 05

edited by Emily Hsee, Isabel Lewis, Julia Spackman, and Tyler White

@pairs.gsd @harvardgsd @harvardgsd_architecture @harvardpress @jspack @iz.pdf @emily.hemily @s.vd.z @grafiche_veneziane @krswanson

A conversation between Kaleb Swanson, Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky on Helio Oiticica’s Eden for PAIRS 05

edited by Emily Hsee, Isabel Lewis, Julia Spackman, and Tyler White

@pairs.gsd @harvardgsd @harvardgsd_architecture @harvardpress @jspack @iz.pdf @emily.hemily @s.vd.z @grafiche_veneziane @krswanson

Under Construction, an exhibition curated by Reto Geiser

Documentation of Caruso St John‘s Swiss Life Arena construction site between 2018 and 2022.

Alongside contributions by Marianne Mueller, David K. Ross, and Stefano Graziani - Zurich, June- July 2025

@molletgeiser @dance_at_opening @inferstructure @stefanoograziani @collegiumhelveticum @carusostjohn @ethzurich  @uzh.ch  @zhdkcampus @arch.ethz @philipursprungchair @masethgta

Under Construction, an exhibition curated by Reto Geiser

Documentation of Caruso St John‘s Swiss Life Arena construction site between 2018 and 2022.

Alongside contributions by Marianne Mueller, David K. Ross, and Stefano Graziani - Zurich, June- July 2025

@molletgeiser @dance_at_opening @inferstructure @stefanoograziani @collegiumhelveticum @carusostjohn @ethzurich  @uzh.ch  @zhdkcampus @arch.ethz @philipursprungchair @masethgta

Under Construction, an exhibition curated by Reto Geiser

Documentation of Caruso St John‘s Swiss Life Arena construction site between 2018 and 2022.

Alongside contributions by Marianne Mueller, David K. Ross, and Stefano Graziani - Zurich, June- July 2025

@molletgeiser @dance_at_opening @inferstructure @stefanoograziani @collegiumhelveticum @carusostjohn @ethzurich  @uzh.ch  @zhdkcampus @arch.ethz @philipursprungchair @masethgta

Focus on Zurich / FlashArt NO. 351

Peripheral Presence

06/2025

@flashartmagazine @flashartvolumes @avventuroso @michelaisajedi @geapolitik @chiarabelardi

Focus on Zurich / FlashArt NO. 351

Peripheral Presence

06/2025

@flashartmagazine @flashartvolumes @avventuroso @michelaisajedi @geapolitik @chiarabelardi

Focus on Zurich / FlashArt NO. 351

Peripheral Presence

06/2025

@flashartmagazine @flashartvolumes @avventuroso @michelaisajedi @geapolitik @chiarabelardi

Focus on Zurich / FlashArt NO. 351

Peripheral Presence

06/2025

@flashartmagazine @flashartvolumes @avventuroso @michelaisajedi @geapolitik @chiarabelardi

Focus on Zurich / FlashArt NO. 351

Peripheral Presence

06/2025

@flashartmagazine @flashartvolumes @avventuroso @michelaisajedi @geapolitik @chiarabelardi

Focus on Zurich / FlashArt NO. 351

Peripheral Presence

06/2025

@flashartmagazine @flashartvolumes @avventuroso @michelaisajedi @geapolitik @chiarabelardi

Focus on Zurich / FlashArt NO. 351

Peripheral Presence

06/2025

@flashartmagazine @flashartvolumes @avventuroso @michelaisajedi @geapolitik @chiarabelardi

Corporate Skincare

contribution, 2025
Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky in conversation w/ Daniel Paul

RESIDENCY #003 exhibition and publication by Aïcha-Louise Wenger, Juliette Simeone, Olivier Thomas and Côme Rolin of Amor Immeuble

@aicha_louise @juliette.francesca @amor.immeuble @danieldpaul @roxane.l.g @architecture_curating_practice @bureau.dam @jeroenverrecht

Corporate Skincare

contribution, 2025
Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky in conversation w/ Daniel Paul

RESIDENCY #003 exhibition and publication by Aïcha-Louise Wenger, Juliette Simeone, Olivier Thomas and Côme Rolin of Amor Immeuble

@aicha_louise @juliette.francesca @amor.immeuble @danieldpaul @roxane.l.g @architecture_curating_practice @bureau.dam @jeroenverrecht

Corporate Skincare

contribution, 2025
Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky in conversation w/ Daniel Paul

RESIDENCY #003 exhibition and publication by Aïcha-Louise Wenger, Juliette Simeone, Olivier Thomas and Côme Rolin of Amor Immeuble

@aicha_louise @juliette.francesca @amor.immeuble @danieldpaul @roxane.l.g @architecture_curating_practice @bureau.dam @jeroenverrecht

Corporate Skincare

contribution, 2025
Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky in conversation w/ Daniel Paul

RESIDENCY #003 exhibition and publication by Aïcha-Louise Wenger, Juliette Simeone, Olivier Thomas and Côme Rolin of Amor Immeuble

@aicha_louise @juliette.francesca @amor.immeuble @danieldpaul @roxane.l.g @architecture_curating_practice @bureau.dam @jeroenverrecht

Capsule 2025

Feeds: Gehry - Issey Miyake / Uchida 

@capsule.global @alessio_ascari @paulcournet @tiborbielicky @ellenaehrl @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Feeds: Gehry - Issey Miyake / Uchida 

@capsule.global @alessio_ascari @paulcournet @tiborbielicky @ellenaehrl @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Feeds: Gehry - Issey Miyake / Uchida 

@capsule.global @alessio_ascari @paulcournet @tiborbielicky @ellenaehrl @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Feeds: Gehry - Issey Miyake / Uchida 

@capsule.global @alessio_ascari @paulcournet @tiborbielicky @ellenaehrl @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Thomas Ruff cover special
Interview by Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, photography by Lukas Wassmann

@capsule.global @thomasruff_com @alessio_ascari @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @lukas_wassmann @herzogdemeuron @paulcournet @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Thomas Ruff cover special
Interview by Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, photography by Lukas Wassmann

@capsule.global @thomasruff_com @alessio_ascari @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @lukas_wassmann @herzogdemeuron @paulcournet @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Thomas Ruff cover special
Interview by Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, photography by Lukas Wassmann

@capsule.global @thomasruff_com @alessio_ascari @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @lukas_wassmann @herzogdemeuron @paulcournet @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Thomas Ruff cover special
Interview by Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, photography by Lukas Wassmann

@capsule.global @thomasruff_com @alessio_ascari @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @lukas_wassmann @herzogdemeuron @paulcournet @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Thomas Ruff cover special
Interview by Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, photography by Lukas Wassmann

@capsule.global @thomasruff_com @alessio_ascari @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @lukas_wassmann @herzogdemeuron @paulcournet @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Thomas Ruff cover special
Interview by Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, photography by Lukas Wassmann

@capsule.global @thomasruff_com @alessio_ascari @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @lukas_wassmann @herzogdemeuron @paulcournet @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Thomas Ruff cover special
Interview by Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, photography by Lukas Wassmann

@capsule.global @thomasruff_com @alessio_ascari @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @lukas_wassmann @herzogdemeuron @paulcournet @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Capsule 2025

Thomas Ruff cover special
Interview by Ellena Ehrl and Tibor Bielicky, photography by Lukas Wassmann

@capsule.global @thomasruff_com @alessio_ascari @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @lukas_wassmann @herzogdemeuron @paulcournet @rosarioflorio @larissakasper @samuelbaenziger @felixlp

Moving through Zurich means navigating a layered urban landscape shaped by geography and daily routines. Unassuming buildings at key junctions become silent markers of memory and movement. Many of these structures, built between the 1990s and 2010s, now face early demolition. Their vulnerability raises pressing questions about what we choose to preserve, how we adapt outdated innovations, and what sustainability means in contemporary architecture. How do we value the everyday?

Hit the link in bio to read “Peripheral Presence” by @tiborbielicky and @ellenaehrl (@ehrlbielicky) from 351 Summer 2025.

#Zurich
#TiborBielicky
#EllenaEhrl
#FlashArt351
#FlashArtMagazine

Moving through Zurich means navigating a layered urban landscape shaped by geography and daily routines. Unassuming buildings at key junctions become silent markers of memory and movement. Many of these structures, built between the 1990s and 2010s, now face early demolition. Their vulnerability raises pressing questions about what we choose to preserve, how we adapt outdated innovations, and what sustainability means in contemporary architecture. How do we value the everyday?

Hit the link in bio to read “Peripheral Presence” by @tiborbielicky and @ellenaehrl (@ehrlbielicky) from 351 Summer 2025.

#Zurich
#TiborBielicky
#EllenaEhrl
#FlashArt351
#FlashArtMagazine

MInDS 2025 / Milano International Design Studio

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WORKBOOK

From the very beginning and throughout the entire two-week workshop, we aimed to accurately document each step of the process, systematically collecting material through scanning, photographing, tracing, and recording. The entire workshop team compiled this material into a workbook, creating a chronological record of the workshop. This includes process documentation, key milestones at the end of each week, studio and site visits, input lectures, conversations, and texts.

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

track id/ daniel bell - baby judy (2000)

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @alessio_ascari @daria.miricola @sabotagepractice @gowoonly @beaazzola @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky

SAMPLE BREAKDOWN – WEEK 2

In the second week of the MInDS 2025 workshop at Politecnico di Milano, we further explored sampling as a reuse technique, translating our initial findings into tangible material tests. Through stress tests, surface alterations, and iterative trial and error, we developed a diverse catalog of process-based experiments, documenting the workshop’s progress in real time. Applying these tests to the site at Spazio Maiocchi allowed us to immediately contextualize our research and translate theoretical insights into practice.

Alongside these material explorations, the entire workshop team compiled their work into a comprehensive workbook, creating a chronological record of the process. The workshop’s outcomes were presented in a final exhibition, on display from February 14 to 21 in the Atrio – Building 11, Via Ampère 2.

Our exchange with local practices in Milan continued with a visit to antique furniture restorer Lars Stamm, who demonstrated restoration techniques that bridge small-scale craftsmanship and large-scale applications. Additionally, we visited the studio and workshop of the clothing label/hybrid collective GR10K, with Anna Grassi and Andrea Slaviero providing an in-depth insight into their approach to material appropriation and the use of workwear uniform-, and garment-deadstock. Further inputs were provided again by Valentina Noce (PoliMi PhD candidate and director of the architecture and landscape office sabotage practice)

Workshop Group: Agnese Angelucci, Camilla Armaroli, Bianca Balzarini, Salvatore Calabrò, Davide Fabbro, Tommaso Falcade, Matteo Giannini, Astrit Haliti, Alessandra Introini, Oscar Vincent Friedrich Mehlitz, Andela Panic, Matilde Serri Pini, Camilla Testa, Sara Urli, Matteo Vicentini.

MInDS 2025 workshop team: Ellena Ehrl, Tibor Bielicky, and Filippo Balma
Politecnico di Milano, February 3–14, 2025

@minds_polimi @polimi @spaziomaiocchi @larsstamm_restoration @gr10k @annabriz_ii @nonphysical_____as @sabotagepractice @il_filipo @ellenaehrl @tiborbielicky @ehrlbielicky