The concept
The concept
The concept entails the use of the four graphic themes, translated into four identity patterns. These themes represent the four major areas of interest outlining the actions and events promoted to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the University of Padua.
There are four installations: the first is centrally located, in the university area. The other three are distributed in the city's most populous neighborhoods. A location was chosen for each neighborhood to symbolize aggregation and redevelopment.
The concept entails the use of the four graphic themes, translated into four identity patterns. These themes represent the four major areas of interest outlining the actions and events promoted to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the University of Padua.
There are four installations: the first is centrally located, in the university area. The other three are distributed in the city's most populous neighborhoods. A location was chosen for each neighborhood to symbolize aggregation and redevelopment.
the elements
FREE ARTS.
Pattern inspired by the furniture designed by architect Gio Ponti for the halls of the Rectorate in Palazzo del Bo.
Pattern inspired by the furniture designed by architect Gio Ponti for the halls of the Rectorate in Palazzo del Bo.
FREE IDEAS.
A pattern inspired by the star-shaped element found in the University's logo.
A pattern inspired by the star-shaped element found in the University's logo.
FREE NATURE
A pattern sourced from the identity of the University of Padua's Botanical Garden image suite.
A pattern sourced from the identity of the University of Padua's Botanical Garden image suite.
FREE SCIENCE
A pattern stemming from the illustration of the famous armillary orb.
A pattern stemming from the illustration of the famous armillary orb.
