GREG LYNN FORM

For three days in September, Moto Guzzi’s historic home in Mandello del Lario became the gathering place for more than 60,000 people from around the world. Against the extraordinary landscape of the mountains and Lake Como, 1,500 Moto Guzzi motorcycles from every era traveled in procession from Lecco to Mandello, led by the Corazzieri and the Aprilia racing team.

At the factory, six couples renewed their wedding vows beneath the trees beside the historic Wind Tunnel. More than 30,000 visitors moved through the Museum, where 160 motorcycles tell the story of 105 years of uninterrupted Moto Guzzi production in Mandello.

The renewed campus makes that history inseparable from the future. Views across the new production lines reveal motorcycles being made in the same place where generations of Moto Guzzis were conceived and built. This is no longer simply a factory and a museum, but a place where ingenuity and technology, legend and passion, production and public life come together. With two new public plazas, Moto Guzzi’s historic home now offers visitors rare access to a living, working factory set within one of the world’s most stunning landscapes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdajg0suqkQ

“Los Angeles gallery Marta and curator Dung Ngo have created an exhibition of 3D-printed cutlery during 3 Days of Design, featuring knives, forks and spoons that would be impossible to produce using conventional methods.

Ngo selected 12 artists and designers to participate in the Knife, Fork, Spoon 3.0 exhibition, which will be presented by Marta gallery with support from furniture retailer Design Within Reach.”

https://www.dezeen.com/2026/06/09/3d-printing-futuristic-cutlery-design

Our 3D printed flatware from 2007 in Architectural Design
“The Future of Flatware Is Here”
Using 3D-printing technology, a fresh batch of contemporary designers rethink the tools we eat with.

Construction progress of the Moto Guzzi Museum, Motoplex showroom, Customer Center, Engine Plant, and Logistics Center on Lake Como in Mandello del Lario from February 2025

model of the new plaza surrounded by th Moto Guzzi Museum, Engine Plant, Motoplex, Customer Center, and Bar

The Swarovski Foundation, in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships, marks its 10th anniversary at the United Nations Headquarters by recognizing six young innovators who are leading the way in sustainable development through the Creatives For Our Future program. The Swarovski Foundation brought its global community together for the last time this year in New York to mark its decade of philanthropy and honour the six newest Creatives For Our Future cohort members. The evening included special remarks from Greg Lynn, Founder of Greg Lynn Form and longstanding program advocate and Amina J. Mohammed, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations.

On the shore of Lake Como, in Mandello de Lario in Northern Italy, the headquarters and Factory of the legendary motorcycle brand Moto Guzzi is being rethought with a series of new buildings and renovation to the hundred-year-old factory. While respecting the legacy of the past, new buildings house functions for both state-of-the-art manufacturing and for contemporary visitor experience of the past, present, and future of the brand. The project includes the conversion of a series of century old factory buildings and new buildings related to customer and visitor experience, including: a museum; a Motoplex® showroom; a Customer Center; a Factory Tour experience; and a Café. New buildings dedicated to building the motorcycles of tomorrow include a new: Engine Plant, Expanded Logistics Center, and a new Canteen with Offices and an Auditorium. There are two new plazas and a renovation of the test track. The project started in 2015 with a masterplan & programming and is currently under construction.

ARMA, the Association of Rotational Moulders Australasia, magazine with an essay on the Blob Wall bricks: “Somewhere between sculpture interior design architecture and science fiction is the Blob Wall”

Read Greg’s interview with CLOT magazine where he discusses the relationship between architecture, technology, human science, and philosophy within his practice.

https://www.clotmag.com/interviews/greg-lynn-applying-technology-in-architecture-and-design

Read Greg’s article on Medium.com where he breaks down his ideas behind designing autonomous machines for pedestrian spaces.

https://medium.com/@formgreglynn/robot-etiquette-6509abc92e32

Greg along with Dung Ngo (AUGUST journal), Irina Korobina (OpenArch Moscow), Sandra Hofmeister (DETAIL magazine), and Gregor Eichinger (Academy of Fine Arts Munich), has been selected as a juror for the 2019 Design_Declared call to action, a design project by Andrea Lenardin and Peter Noever that examines the ordinary and extraordinary qualities of everyday objects that have made the transition from ubiquitous products to iconic examples of good design. Follow the journey at:

https://www.design-declared.org/

Piaggio Fast Forward moved into its new Boston office space a few weeks ago. The space was designed by Greg Lynn FORM and Rosie Kotelova, and is furnished with Vitra/Prouve desks and chairs, Flos Lighting, a custom Corian kitchen island, and a machine shop with a Kuka Robot. The PFF crew is hard at work on the next version of Gita.

https://glform.com/buildings/new-pff-headquarters

Greg is joined by Jeremie Papon (Walt Disney Imagineering) and Masashi Kawashima (Pokémon GO) in a conversation about taking technology, art, and digital content off the screen and into the world. Moderated by Nurit Katz and being held at UCLA IDEAS on February 9, 2019 at 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM.

https://www.evensi.us/ucla-aud-ideas-presents-wild-streets-campus/287696948

Greg discusses Piaggio Fast Forward as a platform for the creation of light weight mobility that redefines the partnership between humans and machines.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/24751448.2018.1497360

Greg will be featured in the Fall 2018 Lectures and Exhibitions Series at The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture on November 5th in Jessen Auditorium. You can also see Greg participate in a panel discussion on the role of mobility in the elderly community at the The Gerontological Society of America’s 2018 Scientific Meeting on November 17th at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts.

https://soa.utexas.edu/events/greg-lynn

https://www.geron.org/meetings-events/gsa-2018-annual-scientific-meeting/meeting-program/inside-innovative-technologies

Greg will be featured in the event “Reimagining Mobility for Los Angeles”, held at the Petersen Automotive Museum on August 15th. Greg will be joined by Shunji Yamanaka to discuss their insights into the next stages of mobility for the city of Los Angeles.

https://www.petersen.org/events/2018/7/11/re-imagining-mobility-for-los-angeles

Greg talks about technology and the construction industry in this episode of the a16z podcast. The a16z Podcast is Andreessen Horowitz’s podcast that discusses tech and culture trends, news, and the future. It features industry experts, business leaders, and other interesting thinkers and voices from around the world.

https://a16z.com/2018/06/13/construction-technology-information-flows/

Joel Chen was on KCRW’s DNA speaking about his life in design and his upcoming Christie’s auction. Greg Lynn FORM’s Numinous Lamps and Sciara Lantern are featured in the DNA blog post about the show.

http://blogs.kcrw.com/dna/life-objects-la-antique-dealer-joel-chen

Christie’s will auction the Joel Chen Collection on February 13, 2018. Joel is widely considered the most important fine furniture collector and dealer in Los Angeles. Joel’s showrooms contain many Greg Lynn FORM pieces, including Numinous Lamps (pictured hanging above Joel in the press release photo) and early Ravioli Chair prototypes.

http://www.christies.com/salelanding/index

Greg and Tom Jennings will be at the CCA in Montreal presenting a preview of the film The Architects: A Story of Loss, Memory and Real Estate. The film follows United Architects (Alejandro Zaera-Polo and Farshid Moussavi of Foreign Office Architects, Greg Lynn of Greg Lynn FORM, Kevin Kennon of Kevin Kennon Architects, Jesse Reiser and Nanako Umemoto of Reiser + Umemoto Architects, and Ben van Berkel of UNStudio) through the competition to design the new World Trade Center after 9/11.

https://www.cca.qc.ca/en/events/54074/film-talk-tom-jennings-greg-lynn-and-the-architects