Luca Boscardin: Play, Cities, and Designing for Curiosity

In interviews with designboom, Boscardin explains that play should not be confined to childhood or entertainment, but treated as a fundamental design language that shapes architecture, education, and community interaction. From Venice Architecture Studies to Archiville’s Cardboard Cities Boscardin initially studied architecture in Venice because he loved drawing, believing the field combined creativity with design. … Read more