Design Philology is a digital archive dedicated to the history of design teaching and research at Politecnico di Milano. The project functions as a multifaceted platform combining archival resources, publishing, and temporary exhibitions, creating an open system that reflects the evolution and diversity of Italian design. It highlights the polytechnic nature of the institution, which embraces a wide range of perspectives and approaches, even those in dialectical contrast. The archive is built on an advanced digital infrastructure that organizes and provides access to a variety of materials, including documents, images, objects, and video testimonies. Through curated timelines and narratives, Design Philology offers an immersive, hypertextual experience that invites users to explore the development of design in a historical context, fostering deeper understanding and engagement with the field.
A project by Design Department, Politecnico di Milano (Italy)
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Digital campaign
Oral traditions and expressions, Performing arts
ICH-inspired artefact
Traditional craftsmanship
Virtual museum
Social practices, rituals and festive events, Performing arts
Podcast
Performing arts, Oral traditions and expressions