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The wastes will be turned into paper packaging Ferrero . In the era of the Green Economy, the famous confectionery Alba recycle its packaging waste in order to obtain

paper they print their publications . The pilot project will be launched Friday in the factory in Rossano Veneto, where he will start the first production of recycled paper. This''- said in a statement the company - an innovative idea that allows, always sensitive to the improvement the environmental and social management, to print the numerous business publications using its waste. Ferrero, in fact - the statement continues -

daily produces tons of packaging for its products, from which, invetabilmente, recoverable scrap cellulose-based .
''By partnering with the 'Paper Chierese', one of the historic providers of packaging and paper mill Favini Ferrero, active for over one hundred years in the market for paper production - concluded the note of the holding of Alba - the leftovers of Ferrero will be turned into paper packaging.''

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In the Middle Ages there was no figure of the designer because the project did not exist as we know it today. The architect then play its role of planning, coordination and management of the workforce without a break between the time of planning / programming and implementation. His role was then to foreman, considered primus inter pares between the figures that populated the yards of the time. Its activity was taking place largely in the yard where her know how literally gave life to spaces and forms through instructions given to unskilled workers and performers. Often, as indicated by the same Jacques Le Goff investigated so that the Middle Ages, the same architect delicate manual tasks for creative outcomes (for example, was often also a sculptor ).

I took this picture inside the workshop of a blacksmith, shows the construction scheme in pianta di una ringhiera da me precedentemente progettata e disegnata al CAD. L'artigiano ha tracciato direttamente a terra, in scala 1:1, la sagoma degli elementi da assemblare per realizzare la ringhiera. E' per me interessante registrare la distanza oggi presente tra l'ideatore e l'esecutore, allo stesso tempo è importante considerare come l'atto del costruire la "buona architettura" sia tutt'ora strettamente legato a pratiche di progettazione ed esecuzione in cui il rappresentare e il fare tendono a confondersi. Un altro esempio l'abbiamo in questo altro mio scatto (risalente a 15 years ago).

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