We talk with Carlo Ratti, director of the MIT Senseable City Lab, about the real goal of design, the shifting relationships between cities and nations, and the talent economy, while simultaneously trying to understand if senseable cities will make us senseable humans or not.

With all the assets in place to tap into untouched digital audiences, Bobo needed a comprehensive digital strategy to get things started, expanding visibility and building a loyal customer base - as well as increasing sales.

#doiygallery is an exciting new initiative showcasing a series of unusual collaborations with emerging artists, offering them a carte blanche to interpret DOIY’s products in an entirely personal way.

We opened up new ways of embracing the brand's values, using a language that positioned Xavier Garcia in the world of fashion and rethinking its identity.

We refined the packaging to meet the needs of this new collection. With attention to detail and materials we aimed to communicate a premium touch.

For Wouf AW'18 we were peering for something that goes beyond the appearance of the product and creating a completely new environment in the hands of the right people – our ambassadors.

“You only turn 10 once – so, one should do so properly.” Doiy is all about objects, we mapped out their story through ten important products that lead them to success.

Odiseo Volume 12 explores the significance of uniformity, patterns, and the desire to belong.

For the third episode of the global campaign #AlwaysBarcelona we expose the culturally prolific environment of Barcelona, a hotspot for musicians and artists.

Understanding events as a narrative tool for companies, we curated the Marset Summer Party, streamed it live and created an innovative concept for the postmodern celebration that would open up the brand's scope to new artistic fields.

Together with Georgia Taglietti, Head of Communications at Sónar festival for over 20 years, we talk about the secrets to disruptive marketing, the power of a company selfie, and we hear the future sounds of tomorrow’s brands.

A city brand is not spread through companies or institutions, but through the expertise of its citizens, driven above all by creativity and music, languages without boundaries.

With the concept of ‘revaluing’ at the core of all communication, the campaign invites the public to re-value everything which surrounds us and offers arguments which question how we should consume in the present in order to achieve sustainability in the future.

How many city logos can you picture? – Maybe a logo is not the right way to identify a city. 

Product Series is an evolving collection of videos using brand journalism and conceptual abstraction to present a new product, its designer and artisanal process.

Presenting PlayGround's Isaac Marcet as part of the series of events we are curating for Soho House. With them we aim to offer the venue’s selected public relevant visions from the world of arts and creativity.

Casting aside Fluvia's corporate image and conveying a sense of contemporary elegance, we elevated the brand by highlighting the unique identity of every product.

A masterclass at ESADE on creative approaches towards the concept and development of a business plan, and why we’ve never planned on making one.

The idea behind Montoya is to curate and house a space for diverse influential creatives looking for more than a desk, but a center to share ideas, develop connections across different disciplines and enlarge the possibilities to realise ambitions.

A pairing of two visions creates a complete universe around the aroma – encapsulating both the intangible seductive qualities of the fragrance and the distinct values of the campaign and making of.