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1. Portfolio
Luna Casali

2. INDEX
Residential objects and systems
Industrial design laboratory
Thesis project
First project
Second project
Third project
Slide
Passini collection
Ubuntu
Check-in-desk
Up-setting lamp
Metropolitan
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UNIVERSITY PROJECTS
UNICAM-Architecture and Design Faculty
Environmental and Industrial Design course
CONTEST
Official Made in Italy
Design a temporary store
INTERSHIP
Nerd S.R.L.

3. UNIVERSITY PROJECT
UNICAM
Architecture and Design Faculty
Environmental and Industrial Design course

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1 SLIDE
Residential objects and
systems
Housing system for across scrolling
2016
The project provides for the
furnishing of a 36 m² apartment
for four people, dividing the spaces
into: kitchen with a table for eight
people, living area for eight, and two
sleeping areas, one consisting of a
double bed and one with two single
beds.
Each area must be able to adapt to
the various needs, in the event that
you have to use a piece of furniture
should not be denied the use of
another.
The project has the prerogative of
having modules that allow you to
perform more than a single activity
by having to rotate on a horizontal
axis.
Slide is a project inspired by the
horizontal rotation of the tracks.
The same functional system is
proposed again through groups of
strips, which are inserted in special
guides inside MDF panels, creating
different furnishing components.
The modules are three in total:
kitchen / living room
bedroom (single beds) / living room / study-zone
bedroom (double bed) / living room / study-zone

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2 PASSINI COLLECTION
Industrial design laboratory
Merchandising project
Pack of jellies
2016
The project to be implemented aims to
meet the merchandising needs of the
Camerino’s Museum.
The mineralogical section, inside the
science museum, presents the collection
of paintings, made by the priest Erminio
Passini.
To replace the classic use of colors for
painting his paintings, the author used
gemstones and/or hard stones.
“Passini Collection”; is an edible product, a
box of jellies.
The association between the gem and the
gelatine comes from the study of colors
and transparencies of minerals.
Four paintings from the original collection
have been reproduced, associating each
box with a shopper for sale.

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3 UBUNTU
Thesis project
System of pyrolytic stoves for
collective culinary use for African
populations
2017
The project concerns the design of a
pyrolysis stove for collective use in a
specific cultural environment, Africa.
The study includes anthropological
aspects related to culinary traditions
and new cooking methods.
On the African continent, food has a
strong convivial connotation, and is
almost a sacred rite and a moment of
union with diners.
The significant problem of the place
is the inhalation of carbon monoxide
produced by the combustion of wood
or coal used for the main cooking
system, the three-foot firebox.
This is the context in which
“Ubuntu”; is inserted, which
represents the design concept of a
modular and transportable system
of pyrolytic stoves, through which
it is possible to imagine the setting
up of an outdoor kitchen equipped
with biomass reserve containers and
biochar discharge.

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1 Milions ton kg = 1 unit
Production Biomass
[ ] [100000 gigagrams CO2 = 1 unit]
Emissions
Corn
Rice
Legend
Wheat
NORTH
EAST
WEST
CENTRE
SOUTH
In this project the stove
becomes a multi-functional
product, suitable for
supporting a social service
oriented to the preparation
of food in a perspective
of environmental
sustainability.
It is assumed that the use
of the stove for culinary
purposes is accompanied by
an organizational process
aimed at the collection,
processing and reuse of
biomass, the main fuel,
and biochar, the resulting
product after combustion.
To date, the parties that are
already working together
to create such a business
process are non-profit
organizations, farms and
local farmers.
Biomass that can be
used for energy purposes
consists of all those
organic materials that can
be used directly as fuels
or transformed into solid,
liquid or gaseous fuels.
An infographic was
produced following
FAO’s data collection on
maize, rice and wheat
production, the amount of
biomass subtracted from
the cultivation of these
agricultural products, and
the amount of gigagrams of
carbon dioxide released by
the latter.
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Normal combu-
stion
ON OFF
Pressure
diffraction
Pyrolysis 35% Biochar
Pyrolysis is a process
of thermochemical
decomposition of organic
materials, biomass, obtained
by the application of heat, up
to 600 degrees, and in the
absence of oxidizing agents
produces heat.
The gas circulates inside the
two combustion chambers
(internal and external cylinder)
from bottom to top, closing
the holes located in the lower
part of the two structures, the
system stops working.
The difference in pressure
between the flame and the
material pushes the gas
downwards, downwards and
outwards through the holes
in the outer chamber (third
cylinder) and then upwards
through the holes in the upper
inner chamber.
Compared to a traditional
pyrolytic stove, a system of
extinguishing and igniting
has been introduced thanks to
the insertion of a perforated
cylinder between the two
combustion chambers that
allows or denies the passage
of air.
The second contribution given
is a biochar discharge system
on a removable container
positioned at the bottom of
the structure.
The overlapping of the two
internal grids creates a thick
net that supports the material
during operation, in case you
have to drop the biochar, one
of the two grids rotates until
its metal wires align with
those of the fixed grid.
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1- Lid
2- Internal chamber
3- Intermediate cylinder
for switching on and off regulation
4- External chamber
5- Biochar collection
container
Exploded
sectioned

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10. CONTEST
Official Made in Italy
Design a temporary store

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The objective is to obtain a proposal
for the organization of the store, two
installations of the same space, the
design of furniture and the lighting
design.
The products that can be sold in the
shop are clothes, bags, jewellery and
shoes of the brand Loriblu.
Furnitures:
A cash desk with stool
A pouf and a footrest
A ceiling lamp
A wall hanger and adjustable shelves
A sales counter with drawer units
and display cabinets included
4 CONTEST
Idea for projecting a
temporary store in New York
2017
A first approach to the
installation was to find a
theme that could be agreed
between the company
"Official made in Italy”;
and the U. S. landscape.
With “Ideale”; you can imagine
taking a trip back in time to
Renaissance architecture, an
emblem of Italian elegance.
The intention was to
extrapolate the main forms
of the central nave, and
consequently of the vault,
creating an empty volumetric
structure that could simulate
the churches of the time.
Simplicity confirms the
versatility of the project within
different environments with
multiple types of products to
be displayed.

12. Collaboration from december 2017
to september 2018
INTERSHIP
Nerd S.R.L.

13. 2524
The hospital of Civitanova Marche,
Villa dei Pini, and in particular the
headquarters of Villa Margherita,
asked the company for a counter for
the entrance area of the switchboard.
The pre-established prerogative was
to have positioned in the upper part
of the counter glass panels that did
not allow direct contact between the
patient and the staff.
The realization of this counter
follows the fire safety regulations
and is designed with a base and an
algorithmic sequence of wooden
templates, and a floor for disabled
people in painted sheet metal.
5 FIRST PROJECT
Check-in-desk for “Villa dei
Pini” Hospital
2017

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This project is the result
of a collaboration with
Benedetta Brachetti Peretti
for a lighting system for her
works of art in Murano glass
exhibited during the Salone
del Mobile 2018.
The client’s request was to
enhance the carvings and
drawings created on his
glass objects with the best
possible light effects.
The artist, having previously
purchased the glass tables
that are equipped with
internal light, wanted to
recreate a luminous effect
from above that extended
over the entire size of the
top.
Each type of object made,
vases, photophoresis,
boxes, bowls and jugs,
had different versions of
carvings, colors and sizes.
The initial concept was to
create a series of suspended
wires of light that would
not obscure or create
shadows on the objects in
question.
Both the arrangement of
the tables and that of each
object above them have
been chosen.
The lamp is made of
square section tubular 2x2
cm black iron with rough
welding and plexiglass
tubes with each inside a
series of LEDs with yellow
light.
The bases have a size of
25 x 25 x 35 cm to be able
to insert inside the power
supply for the lights and to
support the weight of the
entire structure.
6 SECOND PROJECT
Lamp for Benedetta Bra-
chetti Art Object Company
for “Fuorisalone Milan”
2018

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This furnishing project is
based on the creation of
twelve rooms for working
tenants who need to have
a mini apartment in the
center of Ancona.
The rooms, still in the
process of being created,
are arranged on a floor of
an ancient structure used in
ancient times as a cinema,
called Metropolitan.
The architectural project
was not carried out by the
company Nerd.
First of all, the corridor
project was carried out by
creating a series of boiseries
with signage lighting
downwards along the entire
length of the corridor and a
series of brass numbers to
indicate the room.
In the upper part of the
ceiling, perforated slats
were inserted into the
ceiling, with circular holes,
white painted and with
a rhythmic sequence at
a distance from each of
the three slats, lighting
elements were placed.
7 THIRD PROJECT
The idea was to create a
reenactment at the cinema
with a unique vintage style,
starting from the 20s to the
90s, each linked to a single
director of the time.
The setting of some scenes
of a certain film of the
director or only the colors
are used to create the decor
of each room.
Below is a poster, shown
on the side, to allow guests
to recognize their room
and to associate it with the
director chosen.
Interior design of 12 hotel
rooms
2018
M E -
TRO-
POLI-
TAN
Stanley
Kubrick
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7
8
3 10
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12
Orson
Welles5
Andrei
Tarkovsky
4
Wes
Anderson2
Alfred
Hitchcock
1
Quentin
Tarantino 9
Paolo
Sorrentino
Federico
Fellini
Woody
Allen
Christopher
Nolan
David
Lynch
Pierpaolo
Pasolini

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Several furnishing
accessories have been
designed, such as: a TV
cabinet, a low TV cabinet,
two mirrors, a bed, a series
of bathroom furniture,
a system of panels for
the kitchen, a series
of wardrobes for the
bedrooms.
Each director has been
studied and analyzed to find
a correct palette of colors
and distinctive elements of
scenes from famous films to
bring similutudini inside the
house.
11 of the 12 rooms were
personally designed.