During the 2nd week of the Attractive Cities summer school held at the University of Milano-Bicocca, Jim Macneil organised an Urban Reconnaissance workshop with Chiara Vitrano (PhD, GSSI) and the students. They chose the neighbourhoods Isola and Porta Garibaldi as areas of exploration, given the massive urban projects and transformations that have been taking place over the past decade.
You find an account of the workshop here on the Urban reconnaissance blog
Nitra, IN-HABIT site visit May 2022 On May 19th and 20th, our team finished the round of site-visits of the cities participating in the IN-HABIT project. The last destination was Nitra, in Slovakia, and similarly to the other visits, it proved to be a key moment to get a deeper understanding of the territory, its […]
Interdisciplinary Conference Oxford Brookes University 12-13 September 2022 Call for Contributions Co-Creation has become increasing popular in recent years as a concept, method and policy tool. A key factor in the rise of Co-Creation is its potential in breaking down boundaries, between different parts of the city, between different groups within cities, between different parts of […]
On October 13-15, 2020 the new Horizon 2020 project IN-HABIT – Inclusive health and well-being in small and medium cities has its official kick-off meeting. The program will start Tuesday October 13 in the morning with an online public session. OPEN SESSION PROGRAM: 9.00 – 9.30 Presentation and General Overview Mar Delgado & Mihaela Vancea (UCO) 9.30– […]