Posts Tagged ‘public space’
Intervista a Reena Tiwari: Il simbolismo dell’architettura dovrebbe essere sociale
Monday, May 16, 2011 10:47 1 CommentPost di Gricelys Rosario Per leggere l’intervista in inglese clicca qui: Talking with Reena Tiwari: the symbolism of architecture should be social Reena Tiwari, designer urbana, teorica di strategie di sviluppo delle città e docente presso l’University of Technology di Perth, è stata una dei protagonisti della conferenza tenutasi a Torino il 16 aprile nell’ambito [...]
Non c’è un unico modo per definire la democrazia: intervista a Rem Koolhaas
Tuesday, May 3, 2011 12:58 1 CommentPost di Gricelys Rosario Per leggere l’intervista in inglese clicca qui: There is no one-way to define democracy: An Interview with Rem Koolhaas Questa è la prima di una serie di interviste raccolte nell’ambito degli incontri organizzati dalla seconda edizione di Biennale Democrazia, svoltasi a Torino dal 13 al 17 aprile 2011 ed organizzata dalla [...]
There is no one-way to define democracy: An Interview with Rem Koolhaas
Wednesday, April 27, 2011 12:13 6 CommentsPosted by Gricelys Rosario To read this post in Italian click here: Non c’è un unico modo per definire la democrazia: intervista a Rem Koolhaas This entry is the first of a series of interviews conducted by Cluster in occasion of the second edition of the Democracy Biennial held in Turin from April 12 -17 [...]
Towards an informed democracy: doubt, think, choose
Tuesday, April 26, 2011 13:18 2 CommentsPosted by Gricelys Rosario (This article is also available in Italian, please click on italian in the menu bar) Lecture Review: Rem Koolhaas “Architecture and democracy” 2011 Democracy Biennial l Teatro Carignano l April 15th, 2011 Sponsored by Turin’s Architect Association Foundation (Fondazione OAT) © Jana Sebestova, photo courtesy of Fondazione OAT One might have [...]
The role of art in placemaking
Thursday, August 26, 2010 16:50 3 CommentsIn a review of Urban Interventions – Personal Projects in Public Spaces, Regine Debatty of We Make Money Not Art writes that as well as being “surprising, fun and delightful” the publication also reveals how artists play an important role in placemaking. By bringing places alive the artwork featured in the book compels us to [...]














