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Seminar on recovery planning with Restart Agency
What does it mean to plan for reconstruction in the midst of a conflict? To what extent can planning serve as a compass in conditions of radical uncertainty and help us "strategically navigate" in the face of evolving conflict dynamics?
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PALIMPSEST closing event: a celebration of three years of creative research
Three years of artistic research, cross-border collaboration, and creative experimentation came to a celebratory close at Politecnico di Milano, as the full PALIMPSEST consortium gathered for its final event.
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Landscapes in Trouble, Landscapes in Action: a new publication from PALIMPSEST
We are delighted to share the (open access) publication of Landscapes in Trouble, Landscapes in Action: Theories and Practices Between Space, Art and Ecology (Mimesis International).
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Entangling soil and sky: water, mycelium and meander as languages of landscape contamination
Reflections from the Łódź Pilot Project, PALIMPSEST On March 27th Francesca Berni took part in the IASLA National Conference 2026 “Contaminations”, contributing to the thematic track Representations with a reflection on how landscape can be read, imagined, and reconfigured through alternative ecological narratives and spatial practices. The contribution develops within…
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Transformative agencies in/for contested spaces
Spazio CRAFT, Edificio 11B Campus Leonardo, Politecnico di Milano, Milan
#2 Envisioning Recovery The seminar series ‘Transformative Agencies in/for Contested Spaces’ explores transformative pathways that aim towards anti-fragile horizons in contested and conflict-ridden urban contexts, examining how spatial disciplines can support processes of change in the face of uncertainty and complexity.
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Spazio CRAFT Building 11B Via Ampère - Campus Leonardo - Politecnico di Milano
On 23 April 2026, the final event of the European project PALIMPSEST will take place at Politecnico di Milano, marking the conclusion of a three-year research exploring the role of artistic and creative practices in environmental and territorial transformations.
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