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PALIMPSEST at the SONE Final Event
Transdisciplinary Practices at the Intersection of Art, Landscape, and Climate Research At the end of the year, the PALIMPSEST Coordination Team travelled to Jerez de la Frontera to participate in the final event of the SONE project (Songs of Nearby Earth / Cantos de la Tierra Cercana).
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DIGIREG at the ESPON seminar in Aalborg
Grazia Concilio and Michelangelo Secchi from CALL joined the ESPON seminar in Aalborg in November 2025. The event was an occasion to present the latest findings from the DIGIREG project, which seeks to map the evolution of digitalisation across European regions.
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Presentation of the Lambrogino Prize at ‘Contratti di Fiume’
On Thursday, November 13th, the Lambrogino Prize, together with IMMACCHINARIUM, was presented during the Contratti di Fiume working day, in dialogue with numerous actors engaged in the future of the Lambro river territory. From the standpoint of CALL’s research trajectory and within the Horizon Europe project PALIMPSEST, Prof.
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Insights from a successful study day: “Planning for climate neutrality: Governance models in dialogue”
Building on the dialogue among Horizon Europe projects working on climate neutrality, this study day hosted at CRAFT at Politecnico di Milano offered a comparative discussion on the climate transition pathways, also building on the experience of four Italian cities. The event brought together policy specialists, researchers, students and more.…
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Gaza Phoenix: collecting possible solutions for the reconstruction of Gaza
Edificio 11B, CRAFT Building Politecnico di Milano, Milano
The Phoenix Gaza provides a collective vision for postwar reconstruction and recovery. It is born from the voluntary efforts of an interdisciplinary and intergenerational consortium of Palestinian experts. The Phoenix Gaza unites voices from Gaza, the West Bank, and the diaspora.
Read morePlanning for/against conflicts: Lessons from Palestine/Israel
Aula de Donato, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32, Building 3, Milano
The seminar will explore the role of urban planning in shaping, mediating, and potentially exacerbating territorial conflicts. Using the complex case of Palestine/Israel, it reflects on how planning can serve as a tool of control and as a means to foster resistance, negotiation, and coexistence.
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