Urban design
Today, talking about urban regeneration means going beyond the simple concept of renovation. It's not just about fixing up a space or improving its appearance, but about rethinking it in depth: the way it is experienced, traversed, and perceived by people.
Read morePubblicato il: 22 Apr 2026
Urban design
Imagine a city where you can get around easily by bicycle, with the convenience of secure parking, perhaps at public transportation hubs like bus stops or subway stations. A city, then, where you can leave your car at home and choose a cleaner, more sustainable form of transportation—for yourself, your wallet (how much fuel we'd save!), and the planet. It's not such a far-fetched scenario: the solution exists, and it's called a bike station.
Read morePubblicato il: 21 Mar 2022
Smart furniture
Smart city: the city of the future that's increasingly being talked about. But what exactly is it? How will it differ from current cities, and how will it impact our lives? Let's try to shed some light, drawing on our experience in supplying intelligent street furniture for smart cities. Ready to travel into the (near) future?
Read morePubblicato il: 20 Jan 2022
Urban design
News from Dimcar! Inclusion is here, a new line of inclusive benches, designed to meet the needs of people with mobility disabilities. This is our latest contribution to a cause—accessibility and equal opportunities—that is the starting point of everything we do.
Read morePubblicato il: 15 Sep 2021
Urban design
Here's a short version within the required timeframe: The Ministry of the Environment's "School Bus" call for proposals is an excellent opportunity to renovate street furniture and make cities more livable. The initiative offers significant funding to large municipalities for the purchase of shelters and the improvement of bus and tram stops. The goal is to improve the safety and efficiency of school transportation through "green" solutions and new functional coverings.
Read morePubblicato il: 18 Jan 2021
Child friendly
Imagine a world at the level of children. Lively, spontaneous, colorful. No, it's not a metaphor: try to imagine a world where everything, tools and structures, are designed and built specifically for them and their needs. Take a park, for example. Have you ever noticed that to throw a piece of paper into a trash can, often too high, children have to rely on the help of adults?
Read morePubblicato il: 29 Sep 2020
Urban design
What if school desks moved outdoors, perhaps in a green setting, to let kids breathe fresh air and overcome the challenge of social distancing? It would be wonderful, we thought, and it would help us overcome many of the concerns surrounding the organization of this unprecedented school year.
Read morePubblicato il: 18 Sep 2020