WORKING
GROUPS
The working groups, aiming at fostering the spirit of sharing and discussion proper of the Symposium, focus at strengthening the network and the participation of different stakeholders in debates on specific issues, preceded by the sharing of case studies and good practices.
This activity, articulated in two meetings - the first online, the second onsite - intends to delve into some punctual aspects of the multiple reactivation activities fielded by practitioners, academics and communities, in order to propose collective reflections and conceptual frameworks.
TABLE —
ONE
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Facilitators: Francesco Mancuso & Federica Natalia Rosati
The table explores issues, approaches and goals related to the involvement of different types of communities (both onsite and online) aimed at the reactivation of small fortified towns located and inland areas. Among the topics under discussion, particular attention is paid to the tools with which design is able to engage different types of communities (e.g., participatory activities, co-design, ...) and in which stages of the design process these tools are used.
Participants: Rita Elvira Adamo – Belmondo, Federica Benatti – Live In Vaccarizzo, Barbara Bollini (Castello Di Borgo Maggiore, San Marino) – Riqualificazione Della Frazione Di Baldasserona, Jamila Campagna – Tap Path. Percorsi Digitali Per La Fruizione Museale Storica - Artistica e Partecipativa, Giacinto Cerviere – Piramid Shire, Laura Daglio – Restart. Innesti Urbani, Giacomo Dalpane – Fantastika Castel Guelfo
Roberto Ercolani (Castello Di Serravalle) – Il Sole Illumina le Mura di Serravalle, Cinzia Ferrara – Ustica, Ilaria Margutti – Caserma Archeologica, Tomaso Rossini (Castello Di Città Di San Marino) – Riqualificazione "Ex Tiro A Volo Di Murata”, Pietro Renzi (Castello Di Faetano) – Un Viaggio nel Passato. Il Castello di Faetano tra Storia e Racconti, Francesco Saverio Simone – The Perceptive Valorization of Italian Villages (The Petraria Survey Project)
TABLE —
TWO
REACTIVATION STRATEGIES
Facilitators: Anna Guerra & Margo Lengua
The table examines the ways in which design is used as a tool for mapping strategies of reactivation in small fortified towns and in inland areas. Particular attention will be paid to ways and tools useful for assessing the impact of activities in relation to 4 specific categories: economy, society, environment and culture.
Participants: Martina Attenni –The Architectural Heritage of Fiumefreddo Bruzio, Daniele Azara – The Rude Awakening, Annalinda De Rosa – Smoties Project. Creative Works with Small and Remote Places, Federico Ghignoni – Caserma Archeologica, Mario Festa - Ru.de.ri - TAM la cultura è un fiume
Eliana Saracino – La Pentana, Gerardo Semprebon – Design Strategies for The Reactivation of Zhangyang Village, Fujian Province, China, Vanessa Staccioli, Gaia Vannucci – Firenze Forma Continua. Scenografie Urbane, Enrico Tarò - Habitat
TABLE —
THREE
NETWORKED TERRITORIES
Facilitators: Chiara Amatori & Federica Francia
The table focuses on initiatives that intend to create networks of territories, connecting and enhancing places, local specificities and people. In particular, we want to analyze different network models through which it is possible to represent stakeholders involved, modes of interaction, time and space of action, also identifying at what time and in what ways design is embedded within these networks.
Participants: Bernardo Bruno – Terminalia Psychogeography Festival Mario Ciaramitaro – Quero Vas Nicolò Fenu – Abitare Connessioni Giulia Grassini – New Project Ideas to Support Boroughs Reactivation (Clust-Er)
Giacomo Rinaldi e Aurora Cherubini – Bike Hotel e Albergo Diffuso di Montegiardino Eleonora Trivellin, Francesco Alberti, Elena Grippo – Ferrara Slack City
WORKING
GROUPS
The working groups, aiming at fostering the spirit of sharing and discussion proper of the Symposium, focus at strengthening the network and the participation of different stakeholders in debates on specific issues, preceded by the sharing of case studies and good practices.
This activity, articulated in two meetings - the first online, the second onsite - intends to delve into some punctual aspects of the multiple reactivation activities fielded by practitioners, academics and communities, in order to propose collective reflections and conceptual frameworks.
TABLE ONE
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
The table explores issues, approaches and goals related to the involvement of different types of communities (both onsite and online) aimed at the reactivation of small fortified towns located and inland areas. Among the topics under discussion, particular attention is paid to the tools with which design is able to engage different types of communities (e.g., participatory activities, co-design, ...) and in which stages of the design process these tools are used.
Facilitators: Francesco Mancuso & Federica Natalia Rosati
Participants: Rita Elvira Adamo – Belmondo, Federica Benatti – Live In Vaccarizzo, Barbara Bollini (Castello Di Borgo Maggiore, San Marino) – Riqualificazione Della Frazione Di Baldasserona, Jamila Campagna – Tap Path. Percorsi Digitali Per La Fruizione Museale Storica - Artistica e Partecipativa, Giacinto Cerviere – Piramid Shire, Laura Daglio – Restart. Innesti Urbani, Giacomo Dalpane – Fantastika Castel Guelfo, Roberto Ercolani (Castello Di Serravalle) – Il Sole Illumina le Mura di Serravalle, Cinzia Ferrara – Ustica, Ilaria Margutti – Caserma Archeologica, Tomaso Rossini (Castello Di Città Di San Marino) – Riqualificazione "Ex Tiro A Volo Di Murata”, Pietro Renzi (Castello Di Faetano) – Un Viaggio nel Passato. Il Castello di Faetano tra Storia e Racconti, Francesco Saverio Simone – The Perceptive Valorization of Italian Villages (The Petraria Survey Project)
TABLE TWO
REACTIVATION STRATEGIES
The table examines the ways in which design is used as a tool for mapping strategies of reactivation in small fortified towns and in inland areas. Particular attention will be paid to ways and tools useful for assessing the impact of activities in relation to 4 specific categories: economy, society, environment and culture.
Facilitators: Anna Guerra & Margo Lengua
Participants: Martina Attenni –The Architectural Heritage of Fiumefreddo Bruzio, Daniele Azara – The Rude Awakening, Annalinda De Rosa – Smoties Project. Creative Works with Small and Remote Places, Federico Ghignoni – Caserma Archeologica, Mario Festa - Ru.de.ri - TAM la cultura è un fiume, Eliana Saracino – La Pentana, Gerardo Semprebon – Design Strategies for The Reactivation of Zhangyang Village, Fujian Province, China, Vanessa Staccioli, Gaia Vannucci – Firenze Forma Continua. Scenografie Urbane, Enrico Tarò - Habitat
TABLE THREE
NETWORKED TERRITORIES
The table focuses on initiatives that intend to create networks of territories, connecting and enhancing places, local specificities and people. In particular, we want to analyze different network models through which it is possible to represent stakeholders involved, modes of interaction, time and space of action, also identifying at what time and in what ways design is embedded within these networks.
Facilitators: Chiara Amatori & Federica Francia
Participants: Bernardo Bruno – Terminalia Psychogeography Festival Mario Ciaramitaro – Quero Vas Nicolò Fenu – Abitare Connessioni Giulia Grassini – New Project Ideas to Support Boroughs Reactivation (Clust-Er), Giacomo Rinaldi e Aurora Cherubini – Bike Hotel e Albergo Diffuso di Montegiardino Eleonora Trivellin, Francesco Alberti, Elena Grippo – Ferrara Slack City
DESIGN DRIVEN PROCESSES FOR REACTIVATING SMALL WALLED TOWNS AND INLAND AREAS
A COMMUNITY DESIGN APPROACH FOR REGENERATING SMALL FORTIFIED TOWNS
For further information please write to
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