UNIRSM Nomadic Community Lab – Host Guest

Nomadic Community Lab – Host Guest

Status

Concluded

Start date

01/01/2022

End date

31/12/2023

Scientific manager

Massimo Brignoni

Richard Varini

Karen Venturini
Researcher

Giorgio Dall'Osso

Silvia Gasparotto

Federica Natalia Rosati

Subject

This theoretical and applied research proposal considers the participation of a State and a University in the event “International Architecture Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia” as an opportunity to bring into play multidisciplinary skills in research, in extended training and in relations with “other” territories, activating cooperation strategies in a defined and identity-based context, enhancing the ability of the proposing research units to integrate with local communities and to carry out, in real time, action-research activities.

With the aim of experimenting with new forms of networking between heterogeneous communities, geographically and temporally distant, the project concentrates its action within a specific space in which the tools that the different design disciplines offer will converge.
The space will be identified within the urban fabric of the city of Venice, which next year will host the Architecture Biennale, which has as its theme the imagination of a more equitable and optimistic shared future.

Learning outcomes

CREATIVELAB – Research-creation center
A cycle of events that guarantees high-quality cultural programming, involving local and international designers, researchers, scholars, activists, promoting both creative residencies oriented towards research and production and installations and temporary exhibitions.

COMMUNITYLAB – Permanent action-research laboratory
A collective platform for exploration, action and research on urban changes and emerging cultural, social and political practices in the contemporary city for micro-communities intended as territorial units of investigation.

 

University of San Marino
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