The archaeological museum of the City of Legnano is located in the building which recalls the architectural style of Maniero Lampugnani, the fifteenth-century residence of one of the local noble families. Most of the artefacts in the museum date back to a period between prehistoric and medieval Lombard, with particular reference to the Roman Empire.
The new logo is made up of multiple pieces with a regular and dynamic arrangement around a circle. On the one hand it recalls the collection of archaeological artefacts in the museum, on the other it underlines the centrality of the museum and its ability to constitute a reference point for cultural gathering. The logo can be easily reproduced with any printing technique, allowing for a wide use in print and online.
