From 23 June to 27 June
20 June – introduction to the workshop by Anna Ferrino, Assosport
The workshop explores how to rethink objects and accessories for outdoor physical activity, in a context where well-being and movement are intertwined with increasingly mobile, hybrid and unconventional spaces. Participants will work on designing artefacts capable of adapting to urban and natural landscapes, responding to the need for flexibility and inclusion. The aim is to expand the possibilities for enjoying outdoor sports, with devices that accompany the body in its new rhythms.

From 23 June to 27 June
20 June – introduction to the workshop by Nicola Belli, ANFAO
The workshop explores the future of eyewear as a sensitive interface between the body and technology. Starting from the limitations of current smart glasses – not yet integrated into everyday life – participants will be invited to imagine new morphologies and scenarios of use. The aim is not to replicate the smartphone, but to rethink eyewear as an object connected to the senses and the face: a relational device where interaction and perception intertwine in a new way.

From 30 June to 4 July
27 June – introduction to the workshop by Betty Gaspari, Assosport
The workshop focuses on the importance of sustainable materials in the sports sector, exploring how new materials and second-generation materials can be valued not only for their technical properties, but also through effective presentation. Working groups will be involved in developing projects, visual languages and tools capable of making the environmental and social choices that run through the supply chain tangible, transforming them into a credible, clear and engaging narrative.

From 30 June to 4 July
27 June - introduction to the workshop by Michele Gasparini, ANFAO
Sustainability in eyewear struggles to translate into a shared narrative: circular materials and good practices exist, but often remain invisible. The workshop explores how to make the environmental and social values of a tangible product visible through communication strategies, visual narratives, and physical and digital artefacts. The working groups will be engaged in developing languages, signs, and formats capable of enhancing the circular approach of companies, making it accessible and credible.

From 7 July to 11 July
4 July – introduction to the workshop by Marco Meggiolaro, Assosport
Making winter sports products sustainable means rethinking their entire life cycle: from materials to distribution, from use to end-of-life strategies. The workshop explores how the circular approach can challenge established product development practices and open up new scenarios related to product design. The activities will involve students and designers in defining collaborative approaches between R&D and design, transforming technical constraints related to the use of recycled materials into opportunities that are adaptable to different contexts and capable of going beyond performance as the sole parameter of value.

From 7 July to 11 July
4 July - introduction to the workshop by Simone Barbazza, ANFAO
Eyewear is an integral part of the sporting experience, but it is often designed for an ideal user: young, standardised, high-performing. The workshop offers a reflection on design and technology as tools for enabling inclusion, safety and comfort. Participants will be asked to develop sports eyewear designed for children, the elderly and non-conforming bodies, expanding accessibility without sacrificing performance and sustainability.