“I remember being an architecture student in my first year of uni, sitting at my desk and listening to what this fierce and wise old professor had to teach us. It gave me the feeling I didn’t have the right to interpret things in my own way and that I couldn’t find my personal path into architectural design. That was when the ‘Handle Without Care’ attitude came into my life. Why can’t I question everything? Who said I didn’t have the skills or the knowledge to be part of a debate around spatial practices? Since then everything has changed, and as part of Parasite 2.0, without too much care, we reclaimed our space in this debate. Sometimes it’s good to be careless, even reckless, without being scared to express your own opinions.”
Luca – architect and Parasite 2.0 founder
“Handle Without Care’ is a sort of mantra I try to apply in my daily life. It means to go beyond my fears, limits, my biases and cliches. It is a mental exercise that helps me enrich the environment I place myself in – which consists of relationships with friends, loved ones, relatives or colleagues. ‘Handle Without Care’ is taking care of what or whom you value the most, in a revolutionary way.”
Eugenio – architect and Parasite 2.0 founder
TSA approved Lock for Travel across USA and Canada.
Four double 360° swiveling wheels allow a very smooth running.
Crash Baggage Trolley System: upper bracket and handle with crashed design.