The design of Exit Pastificio Urbano by the chef Matias Perdomo starts from the analysis of the existent architecture. The main composition opportunity are the two big arches at the entrance, structural components of the early 20th century, while their identical radius is the unit of measurement. All the design is based on this precise dimension which rules the neon light rounded tubes of the entrance, the lighting of the hallway, the white leather folding wall, the reflecting background of the cocktail bar and the dining hall and the three upside-down windows on the kitchen. All the materials relate to Milan: the marble and cement terrazzo, exclusive for Exit, is a memory of the three small ancient shops before being unified and marks the border between the cocktail bar and the restaurant itself, and the local ceppo Lombardo stone of the sills, the door handles and the wall coating. The huge windows unveil the restaurant to the street and at the same time they bring the city inside Exit, which made of the dynamic ant contemporary urban dimension its signature. Big leaves plants filter the relationship between inside and outside, while the wooden sloping wall on the background evokes a roof, home, a safe place.