Liminal Lab Valbrevenna
A three-week residential workshop in 2023: students lived in Carsi, mapped nine villages and tied their proposals to the Antola Regional Park.
Record classification
Kind
Event
Type
Lab
Subtype
Workshop
Attributes
Status
- Open
- Upcoming
- Past
Dates
2023-08-28 — 2023-09-15
Edition
2023
Audience
Students of architecture, landscape, urbanism and data science; Politecnico di Milano certified participation for credit.
Format
Residential field workshop: three weeks living in Carsi — engagement, participatory mapping, strategic vision — closing with a public presentation to the community and the mayor.
Eligibility
The Italian call was open to students enrolled in a master's in architecture, landscape architecture or urban design at an Italian university, and to recent graduates; applicants were interviewed before acceptance.
Identifier
LLVAL2023
Summary
The Valbrevenna Lab asked how Liminal could be useful to a Ligurian valley before claiming a project. Students and researchers spent three weeks in Carsi: a first week meeting residents, farms, the Antola park and the regional authorities; a second mapping streets, buildings and their state of abandonment in nine villages; a third turning what they had heard and measured into proposals, presented to the community and the mayor on 15 September 2023.
The residue is a report (Italian) and a set of institutional relationships, not a finished plan for the valley.
Access
References
Leads
- Stefano Rossi
- Juan Walker
Researchers
- Nicolás Delgado Alcega
- Ginevra D’Agostino
- Chiara Romano Bosch
- Gabriele Pizzi
- Dino Bozzi
- Fernando Aguirre
- Tabatha Iglesias
- Josefina Joo
- Diego Ormeño
- Simón Rivano
- Victoria Salas
- Dipon Bose
- Mathilde Magada Cahill
- Giuseppe Grasso
- Pasquale Malgeri
Partners
Engaged actors
Location