Lucia Brandoli is a journalist for Domus, a renowned architecture and design magazine. With a keen eye for innovative and captivating projects, Lucia covers a wide range of topics including exhibitions, urban developments, iconic buildings, and the intersection of art and architecture. Her articles provide insightful commentary and analysis on the latest trends in the design world.
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Lucia Brandoli's articles predominantly cover design, architecture, and art-related topics. Her focus on announcements, industry-specific coverage, and event reporting suggests she is likely to be interested in pitches related to new developments in the world of design and architecture. This could include exclusive insights into innovative projects or interviews with prominent figures within these industries.
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