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4worldlovers: A vital international station developed as part of the ambitious Rail Baltica Project

Leading the design of station layouts, parking facilities and the iconic boulevard's public realm

An extensive retrofit to transform and unify three buildings into a single contemporary workplace

A striking new public plaza and retail centre to serve Milan

DomusAir ON: Airports as a Model of Technological Incubation and Urban Development

Read more about the inaugural DomusAir ON event, hosted in the new hangar space at Milan Bergamo Airport (SACBO).

We are thrilled to announce the inaugural DomusAir Conference, taking place on 19 October 2023, at the prestigious Milan Bergamo Airport, Italy.

One Works to lead architectural design of new Tel Aviv Metro Line

One Works will be leading the architectural design for 25 new stations and associated public spaces for the new Tel Aviv Metro M3 Line in Israel.

The ninth issue of the editorial project, published by Editoriale Domus and the Scientific Direction of One Works, takes a journey through analogies and inspirations between the "airport" and the "city."

Westfield Milano entrusts One Works with first phase of Segrate Area (MI)

One Works has been appointed to design the first Retail phase of one of Milan’s most innovative urban developments in recent history.

One Works joins public space program: Piazze Aperte per ogni scuola

Piazze Aperte per ogni scuola is a participatory design initiative for public spaces in Milan promoted by the city administration.

The "Build Back Better - A vision for Mykolaïv" workshop was hosted in Milan, with the participation of Oleksandr Syenkevc, Mayor of Mykolaïv.

Sea Prime and Sirio inaugurate Hangar X at Milan Linate Airport

SEA Prime and Sirio inaugurate the new state-of-the-art infrastructure dedicated to aircraft maintenance, designed by One Works, at Milan Linate Prime.

The latest issue of DomusAir magazine has just arrived in shops and focuses on the challenging transition from a fossil fuel-centered energy mix to a low- or zero-carbon one, and more.

This year, One Works is proud to be bringing the importance of human-centered design to the Fuorisalone

The latest issue of DomusAir magazine features a range of international projects from Pittsburgh to Naples, as well as a focus on the role innovations in material development is having on efforts to achieve net-zero infrastructures.

The analysis will guide the reconstruction of the city - one of the most important in Ukraine and one of the most affected by the war.

One Works appointed to design regulatory plan for the Ports of Genoa, Savona and Vado Ligure

One Works has been selected by Western Ligurian Sea Port System Authority to provide architectural services for the new Regulatory Masterplan for the Ports of Genoa, Savona and Vado Ligure.

One Works was recently appointed for the design of a new state-of-the-art multimodal interchange in Catania.

The memorandum of understanding between the city of Mykolaiv, represented by Deputy Mayor Vitali Lukov, and One Works was signed in our Milan Headquarters.

The new edition of DomusAir offers readers a journey through a breadth of exciting infrastructure projects ranging from Utrecht to Sydney, passing through Makkah.

UNECE mobilises One Works to help Ukrainian City build back better

One Works was recently chosen by UNECE to lead the design and coordinate the future masterplan guidelines to help reconstruct Mykolaiv.

One Works signs UN Declaration of principles for sustainable and inclusive design

The Declaration adopted by governments puts forward a set of Principles grounded in the comprehensive vision of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Focusing on the identity of the building, the offices interpret the brand through a range elegant characteristics and sustainable elements.

Following the successful expansion of Bergamo International Airport back in 2010 and 2015, One Works has been awarded the detailed design for the next phase of the terminal extension and refurbishment.

The new edition of DomusAir is now available and offers readers a journey through a breadth of infrastructures ranging from New York to Doha.

"Financing the sustainable infrastructures of the future", was discussed at One Works, in Milan, at the annual conference established in 2021 by UNECE and LIUC - Cattaneo University.

4worldlovers: The European Cultural Centre is a cultural organisation founded by the Dutch artist Rene Rietmeyer and originates back to 2002. Today we are an ever-expanding group of diverse people who would like to make a positive difference. We care about humanity and about the overall state and direction of our world. With this in mind, doing nothing is not an option.


We have created a dynamic organisation which establishes cultural centres worldwide and is devoted to generate cultural exchange by organizing international art and architecture exhibitions, symposia and a wide range of cultural projects. Not only with Europeans but together with people from all around the world. Our goal is to create awareness, to strengthen our cultural commons, to cherish our uniqueness and to learn about the qualities within our differences. We believe that progress is best made by creating a deeper awareness about the serious challenges we all face today. We try to bring people from different cultures together in the hope that we will all learn from each other.


Naturally we have our own opinions and we do like to promote our own values, values in which we strongly believe. We are a non-political and non-religious organisation, open to all people and to all points of view, as long as they are respectful of the freedom, dignity and rights of every single living being.


The ECC-Italy in Venice mainly organises contemporary art, architecture and design exhibitions. In addition, we organise symposiums, meetings, workshops, educational programs and many other cultural events. We wish to make it possible for all people to visit our events always free of charge. Our events in Venice are visited by over 600.000 people every year. Since we want to stay as independent and transparent as possible, we choose to finance our activities with the support of those organisations and people who participate in our projects, without the waste of taxpayers' money.


Although the ECC-Italy can make use of many venues in Venice and other Italian cities, the main venues of the ECC-Italy are the Palazzos: Mora, Bembo, Michiel and two public city gardens in the historical centre of Venice.


Our own publications are an important part of our activities, not only by documenting our events and projects, but also by presenting different points of view, different ideas, from people originating from many different cultures. Our publications are raising awareness about the topics Time-Space and Existence, thus building up and making visible a platform for theoretical and artistic perspectives on culture.


The ECC-Italy is part of the larger European Cultural Centre worldwide Satellite network and benefits from all its global partnerships with educational and cultural, governmental and non-governmental institutions, like Museums, Foundations and several other private initiatives. The ECC is in the continued process of establishing Satellites in different parts of the world. Our aim is to enlarge our network of cultural entrepreneurs, to create exhibitions, publications, videos and other cultural activities. The ECC has today established centres in Italy, USA, Japan, Russia, India, the Netherlands, South Africa, Belgium, France and Spain. The European Cultural Centre headquarter is in the Netherlands.


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