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Convey Building transforms 1958 Milan structure into vertical exhibition venue for Design Week 2026

architecture-design · 2026-04-24

The fourth iteration of Convey will take place during Milan Design Week 2026, transforming a late-1950s structure located at Via San Senatore 10, close to Torre Velasca, into a comprehensive spatial experience. This building will host a vertical exhibition spanning four levels and a rooftop terrace, integrating movement into the overall experience. Rather than a unified curatorial theme, the exhibition reveals itself room by room, with each brand occupying a specific area. Notable participants include Patricia Urquiola, Stefan Diez, BIG-GAME, Panter & Tourron, and Zaven, along with emerging studios and independent designers. The rooftop terrace serves as a social hub for informal events. Designed by the global creative agency Simple Flair, this single-building format presents a more engaging alternative to the traditional Fuorisalone layout. The event is scheduled from April 20 to 26, 2026, with visual identity crafted by Giga Design Studio.

Key facts

  • Convey Building occupies a building built in 1958 at Via San Senatore 10, Milan.
  • The building is near Torre Velasca.
  • The exhibition spans four floors and a rooftop terrace.
  • Participants include Patricia Urquiola, Stefan Diez, BIG-GAME, Panter & Tourron, and Zaven.
  • The project is conceived by Simple Flair.
  • Visual identity is by Giga Design Studio.
  • Milan Design Week 2026 runs April 20–26, 2026.
  • The format is a vertical exhibition with no fixed route.

Entities

Artists

  • Patricia Urquiola
  • Stefan Diez
  • BIG-GAME
  • Panter & Tourron
  • Zaven
  • Sarah Espeute
  • Woak
  • Rooms studio
  • Small Small Space
  • Sudden Object
  • Completedworks

Institutions

  • Convey
  • Simple Flair
  • Giga Design Studio
  • designboom

Locations

  • Via San Senatore 10, Milan
  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Torre Velasca

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