The personal and social skills training program promotes the training and empowerment of people with mental illness, enabling them to live autonomously and within their community. It is based on training in daily living and instrumental skills with a view to promoting quality of life and reducing the burden on informal caregivers.
SERIE UNICA | Craft Design Made in Veneto is a collection of territorial merchandising objects dedicated to the 9 Veneto UNESCO heritage sites, designed and made by 9 Veneto artisans.
In SERIE UNICA the object becomes pure narration and instrument of knowledge, going beyond the meaning of design object to become a representation of a territory.
Territorial excellence meets craftsmanship to tell its story through the codes of design.
A post-digital musical tool designed for exploration, blending education and creativity. Ideal for individuals or groups, spanning generations and skill levels. Crafted with natural materials—wood and stones—for an acoustic journey of discovery. Also tailored for professional musicians seeking novel forms of acoustic sounds.
The project provides a human-centred plan for Mariupol that values every resident as an integral part of a future city that is multinational, multicultural, European and open to the world. This means it takes its future populations' need for employment into account but also for memorialisation, recreation innovation and above all their collective right to the city.
Wildgarten is a diverse, community-oriented and sustainable neighbourhood in Vienna. It is conceived as an open source process, in which as many actors as possible should be involved. Instead of proposing a predesigned tissue, it creates a collective pattern based on a grid of gardens that serves as structure for a very diverse built environment. On this flexible game board, a collaborative and participative process takes place, resulting in a porous, diverse and open-ended urban environment.
The history of the hometown, respect for places we live in aesthetics of the neighborhood, public spaces and widely considered accessibility of cities for elderly people, mother with children, and disabled–there are aspects that crucial in shaping of the young generation.
The aim of the project is to make the youth more sensitive to the needs of people based on architectural education in the field of creating friendly, accessible and green space for all people, special-people with disabilities.
Trevisobellunosystem is a territorial marketing project that, for more than 21 years, has been communicating the value of Treviso and Belluno, expressing the charm of the culture of doing business in the beauty of the territory and in the entrepreneurial excellence. It does this by dialoguing with and supporting stakeholders and valuing the younger generations with GenerAZIONE2026 in accordance with the principles of the Trevisobellunosystem Values Charter.
The building subject to rehabilitation is the traditional shipyard of Ciprián, built at the end of the 19th century. The proposal aims to recover the original configuration of a building that, due to the passage of time, at the end of the boat-building activity and the scourge of storms, of 2017, it ran the risk of disappearing.
The result is a contemporary architecture proposal that responds to the needs of a new cultural and interpretive use that empowers and transmits to the new generation
WIP (Work in Progress) Festival is an ever-evolving series of activities and exhibitions focused on arts & technology synergies. Organized by CYENS Centre of Excellence together with esteemed collaborators, the festival is breaking new ground in the east Mediterranean, aiming to become an annual reference point for scientists and creatives experimenting at the intersection of Arts, Science and Technology.
The turn of the twenty-first century was a golden age in Swedish urban planning. Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm became a model around the world for how to design an attractive and eco-friendly urban environment. At the forefront of the new planning stood the architect Jan Inghe. Now there’s a new film that describes his work and considers how our cities have been developing since that time.
