Land-In-Pro Seminar Cycle + Co-creation activities (2025)
The (post)industrial heritage and landscape need to be considered as a present-day asset. The challenges lie in balancing the protection of their polyhedral value with possible adaptation and transformation interventions.
Under which perspectives and how can we explore, document, investigate and interpret (post)industrial heritage and landscapes?
The 2nd edition of the Land-In-Pro Seminar Cycle and its Co-creation activities are part of the WP5 research tasks that foreseen Open Science Practices and Knowledge Transfer, aiming at inclusively engaging university students in Land-In-Pro’s research questions while fostering students’ critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork skills.
S01 | March 27, 2025
h. 2:30-3:30 pm - Open Lecture [3:30-6:30 pm + Co-creation]
Shaping the Future of Post-Industrial Territories between Recovering Memories, Safeguarding Knowledge and Preserving Heritage Places: Perspectives and Instruments
Luisa De Marco | Independent Heritage Consultant and World Heritage Advisor
Link to the open lecture on Microsoft Teams.
S02 | April 3, 2025
h. 2:30-3:30 pm - Open Lecture [3:30-6:30 pm + Co-creation]
Ruins in reverse. The post-construction of the industrial landscape
Andrea Canziani | Architect Officer, Ministero della Cultura, Soprintendenza Archeologia Belle Arti e Paesaggio per le province di Imperia e Savona and Chair of the DOCOMOMO ISC Education + Training (ISC/E+T).
Link to the open lecture on Microsoft Teams.
S03 | April 10, 2025
h. 2:30-3:30 pm - Open Lecture [3:30-6:30 pm + Co-creation]
Conservation and challenges in the preservation of 20th-century industrial heritage. The case of the Grain Silos from the 1930s in Italy
Stefania Landi | Tenure-Track Researcher in Architectural Conservation, Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Architettura, Ingegneria delle Costruzioni e Ambiente Costruito
Link to the open lecture on Microsoft Teams.
S04 | April 24, 2025
h. 2:30-3:30 pm - Open Lecture [3:30-6:30 pm + Co-creation]
Socialist prefabricated cityscapes. The industrialization of the housing sector in Albania
Gjergji Islami | Architect and Associate Professor, Polytechnic of Tirana, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning
Link to the open lecture on Microsoft Teams.