Maurizio (Mao) Fusina lives in Galbiate (Lecco); He studied Architecture at the Polytechnic University of Milan, and his thesis was about the relationship between space and playing activities. After graduating, he decided that “he would never build houses, but relationships between people, and relationships between people and things around them”. He has collaborated with MUBA (Milan children’s museum), designing and conducting workshops for schools and famílies, based on the use of industrial residues, inspired by the REMIDA project. Currently he designs and produces training courses for teachers on the use of unconventional materials and informal processes in education. He also collaborates with the University of Milan as a workshop creator for the faculty of Education Sciences. He has designed cultural itineraries for schools and families in the museum of Istituto degli Innocenti (Florence), Museo delle Culture (Milan) and in Chini Lab. (Borgo San Lorenzo children’s museum in Tuscany). He is the creator of Città infinita and designer of Metroquadro and Arcobaleno games, produced by Milaniwood. He loves paragliding, he lives with Claudia and he is father of Lorenzo and Maddalena.