For Anfiteatro Sebino 2 we handled a complete rebrand: an analysis of the existing mark, a simplified name, a new symbol, a custom logotype, tagline and palette, presented in boards that take the client from the first idea through to applications. The goal: a new perception of the brand, truer to what the company really is.

1. 01

   A long, hard-to-read name

   The original mark was complicated, lacked impact and was hard to read at small sizes.

2. 02

   A company that had changed

   From construction to renewable energy: the mark had to bring together building, technology and sustainability.

3. 03

   Legible everywhere

   From business card to site hoarding, from hard hat to container: a logo that holds up even in a single colour.

1. 01

   Brand analysis

   A critical review of the existing logo: superfluous elements, legibility, the character of the symbol.

2. 02

   Symbol concept

   The letter a, the house, the circularity of renewables, bricks, the solar module and the sun’s rays distilled into a single monogram.

3. 03

   Naming and logotype

   The name is simplified to anfiteatro, set in a custom typeface that echoes the geometry of the symbol.

4. 04

   Tagline

   Two versions for the company’s two worlds: Build the future and Energy solutions.

5. 05

   Colour

   An energetic orange paired with black: a mark that works in positive, in negative and in one colour.

6. 06

   Applications

   Business cards, stationery, hard hats, site hoardings and containers: the brand put to the test in the field.

We start from the company’s values and the audience it speaks to, explore several directions and compare them in clear presentations. Once the route is chosen, we build everything needed to use it well: grids and proportions, logo versions, palette, typography, patterns, iconography, tone of voice and usage rules, all collected in a set of guidelines.

For the investment firm Onda Investment we designed the visual identity and the guidelines that govern its use. The pictogram of overlapping waves expresses steady growth and continuity; institutional blue and taupe beige, with a gold accent, give the brand a sober, trustworthy tone.

1. 01

   Anatomy of the brand

   Pictogram, logotype and descriptor, with proportions and construction grid.

2. 02

   Four official versions

   Institutional, monochrome, white and black, with clear space and minimum sizes.

3. 03

   Colour and typography

   Primary and secondary palettes with values for print and digital; the Onest typeface with a type scale.

4. 04

   Graphic system

   Wave and band patterns, line iconography, permitted backgrounds, misuses to avoid and tone of voice.

A visual identity concept proposed for Bergamo Brescia Italian Capital of Culture 2023. Two cities joining forces to start again together: hence the payoff and two logo proposals built on the theme of duality.

1. Proposal 1

   Fluid, rounded lines in which you can read the 2, the initial B of both cities and the 23 of the year.

2. Proposal 2

   Soft, dynamic lines: the two, the three and the curves of the B form 2023 and two joined Bs.

3. Colour

   Green for hope and rebirth, light blue for Brescia, red and yellow for Bergamo.

4. Applications

   Positive and negative variants, typography, shopping bags, tickets, badges, posters and billboards.

A complete rebrand for Anfiteatro Sebino 2, a construction company that has grown into solar power and energy: brand analysis, a simplified name, symbol, custom logotype, the payoffs Build the future and Energy solutions, colours and building-site applications.

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For Brembo’s racing department we create the circuit identity cards for Formula 1, MotoGP and Superbike. We start from the engineers’ data — the toughest braking points, decelerations, braking times and power — and turn it into infographics that make every corner readable, in the brand’s visual language. We produce them in Italian and English for every round of the season: they go into the race press kit Brembo sends to the media and populate the Media Library on the website, where we also handle the asset uploads.

1. 01

   A card for every race

   Three championships, more than fifty rounds a season: every card must be ready and checked before the race weekend.

2. 02

   Complex technical data

   Speeds, braking distances, decelerations and power corner by corner: numbers to turn into a visual you can read at a glance.

3. 03

   International audience

   The cards reach newsrooms worldwide, in Italian and English, and must be clear even to someone flicking through them in a few seconds.

4. 04

   One identity for three championships

   Different circuits, categories and data, but a single image: every card must be recognisable as Brembo before you even read it.

1. 01

   Circuit identity cards

   A drawn track map with the braking points highlighted, indicators of the load on the braking system and corner-by-corner data tables.

2. 02

   Braking infographics

   A system of icons, scales and colours that turns the engineers’ numbers into visual hierarchies: the figure that matters is seen first.

3. 03

   A graphic layout for each championship

   Dedicated layouts for Formula 1, MotoGP and Superbike: they showcase the circuit and give the technical data maximum prominence, within the Brembo identity.

4. 04

   Editions in two languages

   Italian and English, laid out and checked for every round, ready for print and online.

5. 05

   Content for the race press kit

   The cards go into the press kit Brembo sends to the media before every weekend, with formats and timings aligned to the racing department’s calendar.

6. 06

   The brand’s Media Library

   We upload the assets directly to the Media Library section of the Brembo website, ready to browse and download.

After winning the tender, we have worked alongside the IT Services of the Università degli Studi di Bergamo in managing its infrastructure and web platforms. We look after operating systems and application servers, the University’s portal and websites, the e-learning platform, single sign-on and integrations with management systems, as well as support and training for lecturers and staff. Under the tender awarded in 2024, we also handle institutional communication through the portal, the dedicated websites of departments, degree programmes and research centres, and information tools such as kiosks and displays.

1. 01

   Always-on services

   The portal, e-learning and restricted areas are used every day by thousands of people: every outage affects teaching and administration.

2. 02

   Mixed technologies

   Windows, Linux and virtualised environments, different application servers, CMSs and platforms that must coexist and be kept up to date over time.

3. 03

   Integration with the University

   Single sign-on, the central directory and university management systems all need to talk to the portal and platforms.

4. 04

   Redundant skills

   Every activity must be covered by more than one trained person, to ensure continuity even when someone is away.

1. 01

   Systems management

   Installation, maintenance and optimisation of operating systems and application servers, including incident handling.

2. 02

   Monitoring and backup

   Continuous monitoring of services, backups and regular restore tests.

3. 03

   University portal and websites

   Design and development of the University website, federated sites and restricted area, with distributed content editing.

4. 04

   E-learning

   Installation and management of Moodle platform instances, staff-only courses and document-sharing areas.

5. 05

   Single sign-on and integrations

   Connection to the University directory using SAML2 and integration with university management systems.

6. 06

   Support and training

   Assistance for staff and training for lecturers in content editing, working with the University’s technical team.

7. 07

   Institutional communication

   Content for the University portal and for the dedicated websites of departments, degree programmes and research centres.

8. 08

   Information tools

   Content management for information kiosks and displays across the University’s premises.

According to the Italian Beekeepers’ Federation (FAI), over 22,000 hives are stolen in Italy every season. By the time the beekeeper notices the next morning, they are long gone. Apiaries are also scattered across fields and woods, so checking stores and yields means going there in person, hive by hive.

For EW Allarmi we handled the whole project: an anti-theft device with GPS, a smart scale and a platform that brings together the data from every hive.

1. 01

   IoT hardware research

   Before writing a line of code we searched for the most suitable components: board, LTE-M cellular modem, GPS, accelerometer, sensors and load cell all had to work in remote areas and use very little power.

2. 02

   Firmware and testing, over and over

   Proprietary C++ firmware, rewritten and tested through 29 versions, with field trials in real apiaries: power use, false alarms and communication between components were refined version after version.

3. 03

   The app

   An installable web app: hive map, navigation to the apiary, weight and climate charts, thresholds and alarms. Alongside it, a desktop app for configuring devices in batches.

4. 04

   The website

   The website explains the problem and presents the two products, Alarm E-Hives and the E-Weight scale, with specifications, how they work and the platform.

1. 01

   Electronics that wouldn’t talk

   The scale module couldn’t communicate with the main board: weeks of diagnosis with an oscilloscope until the solution turned up, hidden in the datasheet.

2. 02

   Years on a single battery

   Board and modem had to go into true deep sleep and wake only when needed: under 50 µA at rest.

3. 03

   False alarms

   Recognising a theft without going off in a gust of wind: detection with five sensitivity levels and a 30-second confirmation.

4. 04

   Use in the field

   Device data that isn’t always uniform, several companies with separate data, and an interface that is readable outdoors, even with gloves on.

1. 01

   Alarm E-Hives

   Anti-theft device with accelerometer and GPS: an SMS with a Google Maps link within 2 minutes and the position updated every minute while the hive is moving. Magnetic fixing, no screws.

2. 02

   E-Weight scale

   24-bit ADC and ±10 g accuracy over 100 kg. Weighings run at dawn and dusk, calculated every day from the hive’s actual GPS position.

3. 03

   Proprietary firmware

   Independent anti-theft and scale modes, persistent configuration and commands by SMS or USB: it works even without the app.

4. 04

   Production configurator

   A desktop app that recognises the device, loads the firmware, configures it and records IMEI, SIM, version and logs, with no technical skills needed.

5. 05

   Platform and app

   Hive positions on a map with guided navigation, weight trends, temperature and humidity, per-device thresholds, battery levels and message history, on computer or smartphone. An admin panel manages users, companies, apiaries and devices.

6. 06

   Installed in minutes

   From box to hive in under 10 minutes: no technician, no WiFi, IoT SIM already in the device.

Triciclo is the circular-economy arm of Cooperativa Impresa Sociale Ruah, a type A and B social cooperative. For the cooperative we brought scattered tools (an old e-commerce site, paper registers, separate management systems) together into a modern ecosystem, keeping the positioning built over the years and making it accessible to citizens, volunteers and staff.

Triciclo is more than a second-hand market: it is a complete reuse chain that brings together the environment, local services and work for people. Each channel has its own rules, and the digital side had to explain all of them clearly.

1. Triciclo Store

   The second-hand shop in Via Cavalieri di Vittorio Veneto, Bergamo: clothing, furniture and homeware from donations and house clearances.

2. Triciclo Selection

   The online boutique for second-hand and vintage: one-off pieces selected, cleaned, repaired and photographed in the workshop, shipped or collected in store.

3. Triciclo Exchange

   The reuse board: free classifieds between private individuals plus items from the Reuse Centres, to book online and collect within seven days.

4. Reuse Centres

   Spaces run with local councils where residents drop off items that can still be used and take home what they need for free, with every item checked and catalogued.

5. Environmental services

   House clearances in Bergamo and the surrounding province, and collections of toner, cartridges, expired medicines, oils, clothing and textiles, with agreed schedules and paperwork.

6. Academy and experiences

   Educational programmes on reuse for schools, companies and families, the Green Generation project, the T-Impatto quiz and the intercultural walks of Migrantour Bergamo.

7. T-CARD

   The free loyalty card: one point for every euro spent and bonus points for donors, valid in store, on Selection and across the cooperative’s services.

8. Work that includes

   The shops and services also employ vulnerable people, supported on a career path together with local social services.

1. 01

   Very different activities

   A physical till, one-off items online, collections by appointment and waste-form traceability, all in the same architecture.

2. 02

   Fiscal till and cash handling

   Electronic cash register and automatic cash machine, handling undispensed change and legally compliant voids.

3. 03

   Migration without losing SEO

   From the old WooCommerce store to the new system, keeping products and the long-standing domain’s search rankings.

4. 04

   Fast and sustainable

   Sites that load quickly on smartphones too, with artificial intelligence costs kept under control.

1. 01

   Multi-domain architecture

   triciclobergamo.it, tricicloselection.it and tricicloexchange.it, plus a private management system: independent but integrated.

2. 02

   Integrated till

   Connected to the Ditron electronic cash register and the Cashmatic SelfPay automatic cash machine, with automatic end-of-shift closures.

3. 03

   Trici, the virtual assistant

   Answers residents via web, WhatsApp and voice, with operating costs 80% lower than the most expensive models.

4. 04

   Virtual photo studio

   AI generates descriptions, product sheets and on-model photos of garments, cutting catalogue upload time to zero.

5. 05

   Performance

   Under 600 KB of code for visitors to the public sites, WebP images and priority loading.

6. 06

   Accessibility

   WCAG 2.2-compliant interfaces, designed for older users and warehouse touchscreens too.

1. Portal and services

   Social projects, training programmes and quotes for clearances and special waste with volume calculation.

2. Selection e-commerce

   A vintage boutique with real sizes and measurements, full-screen photos and electronic invoicing.

3. Exchange marketplace

   A circular board for giving away and reusing furniture and household items.

4. Cloud management software

   Teams, vehicles, environmental forms and GDPR-compliant records.

5. Web till

   Touch sales, T-CARD loyalty, partial returns and till closures.

We redesigned the association’s platform: migration and normalisation of historical data, member records, membership fees, files and cases, cash desk and reporting, with the highest confidentiality standards for health and personal data.

1. 01

   Inconsistent historical data

   Over 30,000 records with incomplete addresses, alternative residences, legal guardians and mismatched tax codes.

2. 02

   365-day memberships

   Membership expires 365 days after payment, not at year end: lapsed renewals have to be identified precisely.

3. 03

   Error-free accounting

   Receipts numbered sequentially with no gaps or duplicates, even with several operators at the front desk.

4. 04

   Sensitive health data

   Disability files and medical reports kept separate between local branches, with access tracking.

1. 01

   Zero-trust security

   Per-branch isolation built into the database, two-factor authentication and a full change log.

2. 02

   Atomic accounting engine

   Numbering that is always correct, payments and refunds never deleted but reversed, an automatic daily cash sheet.

3. 03

   Clean records

   Tax code calculation and validation, ISTAT postcode and street directory, automatic choice of the mailing address.

4. 04

   Documents in the cloud

   Secure attachment archive on S3 storage and automatic generation of membership cards, certificates and letters.

5. 05

   Lapsed renewals

   Analysis across the entire membership and ready-made lists for phone and postal reminder campaigns.

6. 06

   Custom exports

   Newsletter, new members, bank deposits and statements for the auditors, in Excel.

1. Management dashboard

   Daily takings, new members, deadlines and archive status.

2. 360° member records

   Member status, legal guardians, front-desk visits, privacy consents.

3. Files and cases

   Welfare assistance, disability, Law 104, appeals: progress and documents.

4. Fees and membership cards

   Card batches, fee and receipt in a few clicks.

5. Cash desk and deposits

   Takings, refunds, bank deposit slips and branch cash desks.

6. Reporting

   Extractions with multiple filters and spreadsheet downloads.

We handled the digital strategy, design and development of a single ecosystem: a portal with separate journeys for homeowners and professionals, a configurator for site orders and management software for quotes, price lists and customers, all under the Fenaroli Stefano brand.

Fenaroli Stefano supplies solar shading and window systems to homeowners and trade professionals. The website supports both, from choosing a product to gathering the data needed for an accurate quote.

1. Products clearly explained

   Product sheets covering structure, controls, fixing and applicable standards, so you can compare, say, a folding-arm awning with a cassette awning.

2. Technical area

   For window installers and designers: fillable PDF survey forms for roller shutters and boxes, window junctions and monoblock units, awnings, louvres and insect screens.

3. On-site tools

   Calculators for roll diameter, curtain weight and motor torque, to see at a glance whether an existing shutter box will be big enough.

4. Colour preview

   An on-screen preview of the finishes, to narrow down colours and profiles before asking for the real colour chart.

5. Technical questions

   Answers to the most common questions about profiles, materials, costs and motorisation.

6. Requests in the management system

   Website requests arrive in a single list sorted by status, and the quote opens directly from there.

1. 01

   Two different audiences

   Homeowners focused on design, tax deductions and comfort; window fitters, contractors and architects with specifications, tolerances and complex orders.

2. 02

   Complex price lists

   Width × height grids, prices per square metre with minimum billable sizes, colour surcharges and cascading discounts.

3. 03

   Protected pricing

   Professionals fill in their orders on the public website without prices or mark-up logic ever being exposed.

4. 04

   Privacy and campaigns

   Cookie consent compliant with the Garante (Italian Data Protection Authority) guidelines, without losing advertising campaign measurement.

1. 01

   “Site order” configurator

   Multi-item orders for roller shutters and insect screens, with real-time validation of catalogue size limits and 41 certified finishes.

2. 02

   Tested calculation engine

   Size matrices, minimum billable sizes, cascading discounts, accessories, installation and transport, all verified by automated tests.

3. 03

   Error-proof quotes

   Draft, sent, accepted and rejected statuses; lines locked once sent, revision history and an A4 PDF ready to sign.

4. 04

   Price lists imported with AI

   Artificial intelligence reads PDF price lists, proposes the calculation rules and asks the operator to confirm: no development work needed.

5. 05

   Virtual assistant

   A chatbot trained on the catalogue guides customers through preliminary sizing and product choice.

6. 06

   Privacy by design

   Native cookie banner with prior blocking and Consent Mode v2 for Google Ads and GA4.