"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

Dal BIM alla Gestione Informativa Digitale della Pubblica Amministrazione

From Building Information Modelling to Digital Information Management for Public Administrations: I wrote a short chapter on BIM and GIS in this book by Alberto Pavan, Jacopo Cassandro, Dalila Cavallo and Angelo Rota, with additional contributions by, among others, Viola Albino, Mario Caputi, Claudio Mirarchi and Daniela Aprea.

You can buy it here.

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Bad trips and Broken Promises

Last week I went to see a rather disappointing exhibition at our local Gallery of Modern Art, and the Contemporary Art Pavilion is just nearby, so I thought I’d try my luck a second time and see if the works on exhibition would make up

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Fontana’s Ceramics in Venice

Last month, I caught the opportunity of a few meetings I had in Venice and stayed around to catch this exhibition at the splendid Peggy Guggenheim Foundation, and it was stunning. You have time until March 2nd, and I strongly recommend you make time, if

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Light, Wind and Dreams

Apparently Robert Louis Stevenson was written into my stars, this January: after reading Larsson’s take on Long John Silver, I wanted to read something Japanese and I picked a random volume from a series I bought a while ago, not even remembering what it was,

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