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Triennale Milano
Milano Arch Week 2023
June 2 – 11, 2023


What can we learn from the marginal areas? What do we expect from the home? What are the boundaries of the center? Are neighborhoods islands or are they rather thematic layers?
Milano Arch Week is a week of lectures, talks, working tables, workshops, and itineraries that explore the future of architecture and cities through the voices of architects, landscape designers, researchers and curators from all over the world. Now in its fifth edition, Milano Arch Week, titled Around Peripheries, is a moment of confrontation on the social and cultural energies of the city, aimed at initiating a collective reflection on the peripheries.

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Talk

"Programma Innovativo Nazionale per la Qualità dell'Abitare" e politiche di rigenerazione urbana in atto in Italia e in Francia


Talk

Preparatory Act for an Urgent Memoir of Vittorio Gregotti

A tribute to Italian architect, urban planner, and architectural theorist Vittorio Gregotti (1927 – 2020), whose career spans more than seven decades of Italian and world architectural history, beginning in the immediate postwar period.

Gostomelske highway, residential complex, Irpinskie Lipki
Exhibition

Irpin, Ukraine: Past, Present and Future Destroyed but Not Conquered

The exhibition evokes the past, present and future of the city of Irpin (Ukraine) in an immersive experience that recalls the tragedy but also the desire for hope and rebirth that the citizens of the Ukrainian city are demonstrating.

Charlotte Malterre Barthes, portrait
Conference

Charlotte Malterre Barthes

French architect and urban designer reflects on the possibilities of reconciling work in architecture and urbanism with a dimension of political and social engagement in addressing the contemporary landscape.

Sumayya Vally, photo Lou Jasmine
Conference

Sumayya Vally (Counterspace) in conversation with Joseph Grima

South African architect Sumayya Vally dialogues with British architect and curator Joseph Grima to question what it means to overturn the hierarchies between margins and centrality and what the role of cultural production is in the political agenda of architecture.

bplus.xyz, Olaf Grawert, Roberta Jurcic, Arno Brandlhuber, Jolene Lee, Jonas Janke, © Marc Krause_SQUARE

bplus.xyz (b+)

Through its achievements, Berlin-based studio b+ challenges the notion of architecture as a built object, seeking to understand architecture in a systematic and complex way, reflecting on the relationship between cities, practices and legislation.

Queer Spaces
Book presentation

Queer Spaces: An Atlas of LGBTQIA+ Places and Stories

Japanese-Argentinean designer Adam Nathaniel Furman and English historian Joshua Mardell talk about their book-research Queer Spaces: An Atlas of LGBTQIA+ Places and Stories (RIBA publishing, 2022).

© Alessandro Scandurra
Book presentation

Casa Rebus

Giordana Ferri – Alessandro Scandurra
Published by LetteraVentidue and written by Giordana Ferri and Alessandro Scandurra, Casa Rebus traces the development of the domestic imaginary in light of the limitations that stand in the way of real innovation.

© SUPERATTICO, Spazio Martin, Politecnico di Milano
Talk

Supermartini

A talk to present the work done during the Supermartini workshop: a survey of the archipelago composed of independent cultural realities, metropolitan places, businesses and neighboring spaces.

© Filippo Romano
Talk

Lights on Milan

We present the Lights on Milan project together with the photographers involved in the four walking itineraries dedicated to the southeastern part of Milan. An initiative promoted by Scenari.

Ph.: Michele Lapini © CHEAP
Talk

As CHEAP as POSSIBLE

A talk based on the book As CHEAP as POSSIBLE. The volume collects a selection of public art interventions made between 2018 and 2021 by CHEAP, a poster art project founded by a collective of women in 2013.

© Harquitectes
Conference

Harquitectes

A conference dedicated to Harquitectes studio, which over the years has given voice to the crisis generation, demonstrating every day how architecture can and should be the solution and not the problem.

Courtesy Montmorency Film
Screening

Una giornata nell’Archivio Piero Bottoni