Active until 1974, Archizoom became a pioneering force in the Radical Design movement, challenging modernist ideals through provocative and unconventional work. Among their most iconic projects are the Superonda sofa (1966), a modular, undulating seating piece for Poltronova that broke with traditional domestic forms; the No-Stop City (1969–1972), a conceptual urban landscape envisioning a limitless, homogeneous environment; and a series of ironic, anti-design furniture pieces that questioned notions of taste, function, and consumer culture.