Posts Tagged ‘community’
A collection of 6 ideas, 6 design themes that describe new possibilities and challenges in time of crisis.
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The transition towards sustainability and the development of new economic models is a major opportunity for re-thinking the design and economic models of our times.
There is still a great deal of unexploited potential and a huge reserve of knowledge and skill.
Many of our opportunities envisage a capacity to work together, over several levels, in the pursuit of quality in specific projects.
This is the great challenge for our future.
DESIGNING OUR FUTURE
A project by Cibicworkshop
in occasion of Abitare il Tempo 1.1 – 100% Projects:
concept by
Aldo Cibic and Tommaso Corà
installation:
Cristina Reolon, Andrea Francesconi, Alessandro Squatrito e Lodovica Guarnieri
For further informations:
Abitare il Tempo: www.abitareiltempo.it
The potential of the countryside: Life, work and tourism close to nature. A new model of suburban settlement for integrating the needs and offerings of different economic categories.
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Cook room: A place for tasting multi‐cultural experiences. A place where people having different tastes and cultures can become chefs.
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Living together, Living better: Buildings and multi‐functional quarters in the dense city. Living together with high quality at a reasonable cost.
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A collection of 6 ideas, 6 design themes that describe new possibilities and challenges in time of crisis.
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Workshop and conferences at Comodamente Festival, with Aldo Bonomi, Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar, Franco Zagari, Roberto Masiero by Cibicworkshop.
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A multidisciplinary design workshop by Cibicworkshop at IUAV University in Venice from 13rd june to 8th july 2011
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Electa presents the book: "Towards Milan Expo": a graphic story of what a Universal Exposition is and some idea of what the one to be held in Milano in 2015 is going to be like.
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2011 - Shed without a owner: Design workshop at Festival delle Città Impresa / IV Edition.
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