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Troilo — The Breach

These days at Palazzo Reale, there’s a tailored exhibition of paintings by Paolo Troilo. It lasts until September 13th and it’s hosted in the so-called Princes Apartments, a wing rich with the layered history of Palazzo Reale and, by association, of Milan itself. Paolo Troilo

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To lie or to lose? The tendering dilemma

On unreasonable LOD requirements, dishonest tenders, and who really benefits A friend called me last week. BIM consultant, hands-on experience, knows what he’s doing. The situation he described was nothing new to me, yet it hit the same way it always does. The call He’s

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2 Comments
  • nicce
    Posted at 10:29h, 02 January Reply

    splendida questa immagine, soprattutto con la descrizione che vi avevo letto su fb, del tipo “grazie drago di proteggermi tutte le sere da quei fastidiosi orsetti che mi vogliono pungere con le loro spade di legno”… ma anche con un’interpretazione più classica e canonica è davvero bella.

    • shelidon
      Posted at 19:27h, 06 January Reply

      lol, poveri fastidiosi orsetti notturni!

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