For 2025, Denmark presented Build of Site, curated by Søren Pihlmann. The Pavilion explored how we can build on the world without building anew. The presentation focuses on sustainable architecture with Denmark's contribution being a refurbishment of the pavilion to help future proof the structure against climate change and excessive rainfall. For the duration of the Biennale, the pavilion is presented as a paused construction site that explores how materials can be reused and recontextualised, giving what would be thought of waste new value.

Bianca worked with the pihlmann architects team, the Danish Architecture Centre and Danish consultant Sabina Eklund on an international PR campaign that would build excitement around the pavilion and position it as one of the key exhibitions at the Biennale. The campaign has resulted in over 140 pieces of media coverage.

Alongside coverage in Danish national media, the pavilion was featured as one of the highlights of the Biennale in the Financial Times, Guardian, Zeit, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Deutsche Welle, Politico, Forbes, Robb Report, Dezeen, Wallpaper, Monocle, The Architect’s Newspaper, The Architect’s Journal, Metropolis, Designboom, Domus, Interni, AD Italy, Elle Decor Italy, Art Review and The Art Newspaper.

London Design Festival is one of the world’s leading design events taking place annually in September. The Festival transforms the capital’s landmarks, neighbourhoods and cultural institutions with a series of outdoor installations, exhibitions and special events that celebrate London as the design capital of the world.

Bianca has been working with LDF since 2017 to devise and implement a robust PR strategy. Over 500 pieces of editorial are secured annually in media ranging from international newspapers to consumer magazines and creative trade publications. She manages and negotiates media partnerships, oversees publicity as well as plans and delivers a series of press events throughout the week.

Over the past 8 years, she has worked closely with the Festival’s founder and director, as well as with the Festival’s partners, sponsors, brands, design businesses and the Mayor of London’s office.

COLLECTIBLE design fair in Brussels was founded by Clélie Debehault and Liv Vaisberg, and has become renowned for showcasing work by some of today's most exciting talents and featuring bespoke and limited edition contemporary design.

Now in its 6th year, Bianca worked closely with the fair’s European PR agency Armance and oversaw the UK/US media presence including securing coverage in leading international media titles Forbes, Financial Times, Architectural Digest, Wallpaper, Hypebeast, Monocle, Sight Unseen, ICON, Galerie, as well as securing press attendance at the event.

Yinka Ilori collaborated with leading architect Sam Jacob on his new studio in West London. The blank canvas of the industrial-style unit was transformed into a bold, light filled studio that facilitates creation, collaboration and display, with a sense of community and togetherness central to the design.

Bianca hosted a breakfast preview of the studio featuring an ‘in conversation’ chaired by Priya Khanchandani, Head of curatorial, Design Museum. Coverage was secured in 25 leading international titles including The Guardian, Corriere della Sera, Elle Decor Italia, AD (France, Italy & Germany), Dezeen and Hypebeast.

The LEGO Group and award-winning artist and designer Yinka Ilori launched Launderette of Dreams, a free, interactive art installation and play space inspired by the creative optimism and resilience of children made using over 200,000 LEGO bricks.

Bianca provided strategic consultancy on the campaign and oversaw the publicity and a press launch to ensure strong global editorial reach as well as generating opportunities for LEGO stakeholders. Over 50 pieces of coverage were secured including in national newspapers and global design titles.

Bianca partnered with design-led sofa brand Cozmo to launch their first London store in Coal Drops Yard. Designed by acclaimed studio Raw Edges, Cozmo's modular sofa challenges the "fast furniture" trend with a system that evolves with you — from a compact 2-seater to a spacious 6-seater. Its interchangeable "sofa jackets" offer over 20 looks in a range of colours and textures, encouraging bold self-expression and extending the product’s lifespan.

As part of the launch, Bianca led a launch event that generated widespread media coverage, including features in The Times, Le Point, Wallpaper, Dezeen, House & Garden, ICON, Hypebeast, IDEAT, Casa Living, and more.

Design Ventura, the Design Museum’s flagship learning programme sees school children aged 13-16 design a product for the Museum Shop addressing social, educational or environmental issues. It provides real design and enterprise practice and allows students to venture outside the classroom.

Bianca worked with the Design Museum on Design Ventura for 2 years ensuring strong editorial coverage which raises awareness of the importance of design education. This included securing coverage in The Guardian, BBC Radio, PBS alongside education and creative media titles.