The large Stadium by Calatrava represents the symbol of unfinished architecture in Italy, located in the middle of the Roman countryside. The challenge of this project is reinventing the strong landmark already existing in the rural landscape, and transforming it in a new scientific pole made it from and for the community. The unfinished stadium is reactivated mainly as a museum dedicated to the sciences, then by hosting in part some research spaces.
The large Stadium by Calatrava represents the symbol of unfinished architecture in Italy, located in the middle of the Roman countryside. The challenge of this project is reinventing the strong landmark already existing in the rural landscape, and transforming it in a new scientific pole made it from and for the community. The unfinished stadium is reactivated mainly as a museum dedicated to the sciences, then by hosting in part some research spaces.
The large Stadium by Calatrava represents the symbol of unfinished architecture in Italy, located in the middle of the Roman countryside. The challenge of this project is reinventing the strong landmark already existing in the rural landscape, and transforming it in a new scientific pole made it from and for the community. The unfinished stadium is reactivated mainly as a museum dedicated to the sciences, then by hosting in part some research spaces.
The large Stadium by Calatrava represents the symbol of unfinished architecture in Italy, located in the middle of the Roman countryside. The challenge of this project is reinventing the strong landmark already existing in the rural landscape, and transforming it in a new scientific pole made it from and for the community. The unfinished stadium is reactivated mainly as a museum dedicated to the sciences, then by hosting in part some research spaces.
The large Stadium by Calatrava represents the symbol of unfinished architecture in Italy, located in the middle of the Roman countryside. The challenge of this project is reinventing the strong landmark already existing in the rural landscape, and transforming it in a new scientific pole made it from and for the community. The unfinished stadium is reactivated mainly as a museum dedicated to the sciences, then by hosting in part some research spaces.
Expanded Wood is a novel entirely wooden panel, which has similar firmness to a raw material that it's made of, however it is 25% wider. The panel is lighter and made with less stock.
It is made by cutting wood into curvilinear slats, turning every other element and laminating it, forming a hexagonal mesh with oblong gaps in-between elements. The gaps between slats help to reduce the amount of raw wood used for production of the material by more than a quarter.
Arhitektuurikool is an active hobby school that offers children and youth basic knowledge about quality built environment for everyone. Among its various activities, the team has developed a unique elective architecture course implemented across highschools in Estonia; engaged in training the teachers and preparing the teaching materials for them. The goal is to raise a new generation of citizens with increased spatial awareness and sensitivity—the future shapers of quality built environment.
A datapoietic sculpture of a digital plant unites the citizens of Palermo around the health of the Oreto river.
Collaboratively fed by citizens, the plant informs us about the health of the water – creating unexpected alliances among humans, artificial intelligence, data and computation to make us more sensitive.
In the middle of pandemics a next step of citizen science is born, enabled by art and innovation: to self-organize, share, connect, take care of the environment in new poetic ways.
People with disabilities experience an isolation phenomenon due to: the attitude of the people around and the inaccessible built environment. Playgrounds are the places where children become aware of the differences between them. Playing shapes the character of the adult of tomorrow, thus playgrounds must be accessible to every child, regardless of abilities. PopUP Răspiua is a contact platform between able-bodied kids and those with disabilities, embodied as a mobile, inclusive playground.
The Urban Mobility Club is an inclusive, intersectional instrument for designers used to develop empathy and do r&d and a skillsharing community where we can learn from one another how to adapt to an unfriendly city (Bucharest) through workshops like: architecture, mobility, independent living etc. It creates an inclusive space for research and exchange with the diverse visitors (people with disabilities and without) in order to find solutions to living together as a cohesive community.
