udine

The split-flap board by Solari di Udine at the TWA Hotel at JFK is fantastic.

They were established by the Udine Agreement of 1955 (although the border was still disputed and finally settled only in 1975 by the Treaty of Osimo[1]).

We have offices in Cork, London, Vancouver, Udine and Trento.

I experienced this first hand when my one of my brother's citizenship documents issued by the Italian consulate was sent to the Udine comune with a wrong/missing electronic signature.

If you want to see a big one in person, the TWA Hotel at JFK Airport in New York has the original split-flap departures display made by Solari di Udine [1] (the same company makes the MoMA clock).

Those are called Solari boards, by the way, after the manufacturer (Solari di Udine).

Especially I remember the road between Ljubjana and Udine.

We made a small project with all the 6 letter words from the Italian dictionary (as an homage to the inventor and producer of the split flap display: Solari from Udine) ordered in a way to produce “the least effort”.

We made a small project with all the 6 letter words from the Italian dictionary (as an homage to the inventor and producer of the split flap display: Solari from Udine) ordered in a way to produce “the least effort”.

Those are called Solari boards, by the way, after the manufacturer (Solari di Udine).

Especially I remember the road between Ljubjana and Udine.