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CALL in Brussels for the New European Bauhaus Fair 2026
What does co-creation look like at European scale? Last week, in Brussels, the New European Bauhaus Fair 2026 offered an inspiring answer, and CALL was part of it.
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TWINVERSE kick off in Turin: the CALL lab joins the consortium to build AI-enhanced climate-neutral cities
The TWINVERSE project officially launched in Turin, with a two-day kick-off meeting bringing together all 26 consortium partners and representatives from European cities.
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Migration and urban space, closing seminar
On 14 May 2026, the closing seminar of the cycle “Migration and Urban Space: Plans, Projects, and Policies”, organised by Paola Briata and Martina Bovo, took place at Politecnico di Milano as part of the #emergingUrbanQuestions initiative promoted by CRAFT at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DAStU).
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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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“Space and Change” presented at Via Dolce Via, Dergano neighbourhood festival
Via Davanzati, Milan
On Saturday, June 6, 2026, as part of Via Dolce Via, some preliminary results of the participatory process "Space and Change," developed in Milan's Municipio 9, will be presented.
Read moreTransformative 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.
Read morePALIMPSEST, a three-year journey
PALIMPSEST created spaces for dialogue and place-based experimentation grounded in participatory and co-creation processes. At its core, the project explored how urban practices can be transformed through culture, creativity, and care. Its legacy is already visible: in the processes it activated, in the shifts of mindset it fostered, in the knowledge it produced, and in the new collective imaginaries it helped to shape.
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