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Antonio Scarponi, architect (Rimini 1974) develops an interdisciplinary research using cognitive tools from architecture and visual arts to develop and design innovative devices with the aim to investigate and relate to social practices and behaviours in everyday life.
In 1999 he has been granted an annual scholarship as visiting student at Cooper Union School of Architecture, New York.
In the last years he participated to several collective exhibitions, amongst which: Polis, Urban [e]motions, Bologna 2002; Cosmos, Biennale dei Giovani Artisti del Mediterraneo, Atene 2003; Forme d’acqua, Palermo 2003; 87ma Collective Exhibition Bevilacqua La Masa, Venezia 2003; Empowerment, nuovo cantiere Italia, Genova 2004.
He has been selected among the first five authors for the competition ‘Premio Cenacolo Editoria e Comunicazione 2003’; First special prize for ‘Territorial innovation Regione Veneto 2003’; selected for ‘Movin’Up 2004’ young artists grant, developing an applied research project on public space relating solar light and social behaviour in Finland.
He is presently carrying on research activities within the Urban Studies Doctorate Programme at IUAV Venice.

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is a way of making a used material come to life again for new or purpose or for a second round at its original use. A re-used product is based on our will to extend the life span of paper, and not on industrial processes. exploits the back of discarded photocopies or of any computer-printed document, promoting an individual behaviour with an eye to the sustainability of everyday life. Follow the Re-use instructions, download Re-use files and print out your diary, il notebook and adress book on the blank side of any standard-sized printed paper. You can then bind your Re-use simply with the help of a hole-punch and metal rings. is a flexible system offering a wide range of independent inserts, all of which available in different standard sizes: diary, notebook, pockets, address book, colourful address cards, CD holder. Make any combination you need, and bind it within the original, beautifully designed covers made of recycled leather. is made of ecological materials: wonderful-to-touch recycled leather for the cover and a special post-consumer processed paper called ‘cartapaglia’ for the inserts. and all its inserts are available in quality bookshops and stationery shops.

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	Stampa l'agenda sul lato bianco dei fogli A4 che non utilizzi più, imposta la stampante a colori, con il bordo massimo di stampa, ad alta qualità.
	Piega il foglio stampato lungo l'indicazione di taglio, calcando bene la piegatura.
	Taglia il foglio con un taglia carte lungo la piegatura.
	Piega il foglio lungo il segno colorato, utilizza un perforacarta da ufficio per effettuare i buchi lasciando il lato del foglio già utilizzato all'interno della piegatura.
	Ripeti l'operazione con tutti i fogli dell'agenda e sistemali all'interno della copertina .

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home > biography Antonio Scarponi, architect (Rimini 1974) develops an interdisciplinary research using cognitive tools from architecture and visual arts to develop and design innovative devices with the aim to investigate and relate to social practices and behaviours in everyday life. In 1999 he has been granted an annual scholarship as visiting student at Cooper Union School of Architecture, New York. In the last years he participated to several collective exhibitions, amongst which: Polis, Urban [e]motions, Bologna 2002; Cosmos, Biennale dei Giovani Artisti del Mediterraneo, Atene 2003; Forme d’acqua, Palermo 2003; 87ma Collective Exhibition Bevilacqua La Masa, Venezia 2003; Empowerment, nuovo cantiere Italia, Genova 2004. He has been selected among the first five authors for the competition ‘Premio Cenacolo Editoria e Comunicazione 2003’; First special prize for ‘Territorial innovation Regione Veneto 2003’; selected for ‘Movin’Up 2004’ young artists grant, developing an applied research project on public space relating solar light and social behaviour in Finland. He is presently carrying on research activities within the Urban Studies Doctorate Programme at IUAV Venice.