FAREstudio

Yes, find here the video interviews of participants and organisers of the workshop "HOMEMORE - a Better Living for Homeless" led by BUILDaCHANGE in collaboration with the University of Rome Tor Vergata and the Comunity of Sant'Egidio!

During the workshop we have investigated new models for ' through residential offer and processes.
A very interesting experience that we would be liked to repeat soon!

For now, have a look to the video, stay tuned and... !

P.S. Thank you a lot to Wider View Collective for the amazing work they have done!

Workshop "HOMEMORE - a Better Living for Homeless" Video presentazione del workshop progettuale "HOMEMORE - a Better Living for Homeless", realizzato in collaborazione con l'Università di Roma Tor Vergata e l...

update: "current estimates indicate that the April 25 earthquake destroyed 160,786 houses and damaged an additional 143,357 residences, according to the NEOC"

Fact Sheet #6 - May 1, 2015 | U.S. Agency for International Development The Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED) distributes plastic sheeting provided by USAID/OFDA to earthquake-affected households in Kathmandu District’s Sankhu village and surrounding areas. The USAID Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) and the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)…

Uno dei primi articoli ufficiali sul nuovo Padiglione Australia a La Biennale di Venezia: questi giorni seguiremo il rush finale per l'inaugurazione, intanto guardatevi alcune fotografie scattate dal fotografo australiano John Gollings nella galleria interna dell'articolo!

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Nasce un nuovo padiglione nei Giardini della Biennale. Ecco le immagini del Padiglione Australia... Il nuovo Padiglione Australiano, di Denton Corker Mashall (foto John Gollins) Primo edificio ad essere costruito nelle ultime due decadi all'interno degli storici Giardini della Biennale di Venezia, il nuovo Padiglione Australiano è frutto del progetto sviluppato dal pluripremiato studio Denton Cork…

Jonas Staal in its "Monument to Capital", published by the annual "Skyscraper Index", theorises an inverse correlation between the rise of and the fall of stock markets.

"The building of the skyscraper is a form of exorcism, a shock therapy to recover from capitalism’s continuous self-alienation. But instead of implementing any kind of new stable material standard, the tallest buildings of the world herald precisely the opposite: they only inflate capitalist anxiety. By the time its buildings reach the top, capital is lost. And back on the ground, society falls into poverty. Thus the anxiety resulting from the loss of capital is accompanied by a total schizophrenia: to make capital radically present, it should be permanently out of reach."

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Monument to Capital Artist Jonas Staal on tower-building and stockmarket-crashes