Tuesday 16 December, 16.30
MAXXI Auditorium – admittance free while places are available
Small gestures may set
energies and ideas in motion
and spark micro-enterprises
A one of a kind project in Italy based on the continuing education of a group of young architects with the objective of nurturing a new class of professionals responsible for their territory and its valorization.
Named after the room assigned to Senator Renzo Piano at Palazzo Giustiniani, the G124 group intends to provide concrete responses, in particular with regard to the urban peripheries described by Piano himself as the cities of tomorrow.
The three case studies, Catania, Rome and Turin, are emblematic situations in which urban expansion has frequently been uncontrolled and construction work has often been interrupted in the initial stages, leaving many works incomplete, abandoned and in a state of decay. With the launch of a series of micro-projects, it has been possible to trigger participatory processes of planning and transformation in synergy with the resident citizens and the social and political institutions.
Introduced by
Margherita Guccione Director MAXXI Artchitettura
Gruppo G124 Arch. Massimo Alvisi | Arch. Mario Cucinella | Ing. Maurizio Milan | Arch. Michele Bondanelli | Arch. Roberto Corbia | Arch. Francesco Lorenzi | Arch. Roberta Pastore | Arch. Eloisa Susanna | Arch. Federica Ravazzi
Speakers
Mario Abis professor of sociology of the media at IULM and director general of the Centro Ricerche Makno & Consulting
Fabio Casiroli planner, professor of “Transport Planning” Milan Polytechnic
Carlo Colloca lecturer in sociological analysis and methods for territorial planning, Department of Political and Social
Sciences, University of Catania
Paolo Crepet psychologist, psychiatrist and writer
Cecilia Guiglia Luoghi Possibili ? social architect, expert in the reading of context with instruments of participatory observation and active listening
Event in collaboration with the Order of architects, planner, landscapers and conservers of Rome and Province
Credits
Attendance of the conference confers:
– 4 professional credits to architects registered with the Order of architects, planner, landscapers and conservers of Rome and Province
– 2 educational credits for students of the Faculty of Architecture Roma Tre
Registration and reservations
Up to 150 places available. Reservations may be made through to Sunday 14 December, 18.00, in writing to edumaxxi@fondazionemaxxi.it
Tuesday 16 December, 16.30
MAXXI Auditorium – admittance free while places are available
Small gestures may set
energies and ideas in motion
and spark micro-enterprises
A one of a kind project in Italy based on the continuing education of a group of young architects with the objective of nurturing a new class of professionals responsible for their territory and its valorization.
Named after the room assigned to Senator Renzo Piano at Palazzo Giustiniani, the G124 group intends to provide concrete responses, in particular with regard to the urban peripheries described by Piano himself as the cities of tomorrow.
The three case studies, Catania, Rome and Turin, are emblematic situations in which urban expansion has frequently been uncontrolled and construction work has often been interrupted in the initial stages, leaving many works incomplete, abandoned and in a state of decay. With the launch of a series of micro-projects, it has been possible to trigger participatory processes of planning and transformation in synergy with the resident citizens and the social and political institutions.
Introduced by
Margherita Guccione Director MAXXI Artchitettura
Gruppo G124 Arch. Massimo Alvisi | Arch. Mario Cucinella | Ing. Maurizio Milan | Arch. Michele Bondanelli | Arch. Roberto Corbia | Arch. Francesco Lorenzi | Arch. Roberta Pastore | Arch. Eloisa Susanna | Arch. Federica Ravazzi
Speakers
Mario Abis professor of sociology of the media at IULM and director general of the Centro Ricerche Makno & Consulting
Fabio Casiroli planner, professor of “Transport Planning” Milan Polytechnic
Carlo Colloca lecturer in sociological analysis and methods for territorial planning, Department of Political and Social
Sciences, University of Catania
Paolo Crepet psychologist, psychiatrist and writer
Cecilia Guiglia Luoghi Possibili ? social architect, expert in the reading of context with instruments of participatory observation and active listening
Event in collaboration with the Order of architects, planner, landscapers and conservers of Rome and Province
Credits
Attendance of the conference confers:
– 4 professional credits to architects registered with the Order of architects, planner, landscapers and conservers of Rome and Province
– 2 educational credits for students of the Faculty of Architecture Roma Tre
Registration and reservations
Up to 150 places available. Reservations may be made through to Sunday 14 December, 18.00, in writing to edumaxxi@fondazionemaxxi.it