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Acqua Lambro: the “impossible idea” presented at Politecnico di Milano during Design Week
During Milan Design Week 2025, was officially presented the artistic project Acqua Lambro to the city of Milan. The artwork conceived by the British-Irish duo gethan&myles and piloted by PALIMPSEST was revealed to the public in the open spaces of the Leonardo Campus at Politecnico di Milano.
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“Parliamo di Scuola” manual is now online!
The manual co-designed and co-produced with Mamme a Scuola Association is now available to read and download here!
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Città-IN at ISMU’s 30th Report on migration 2024
Fondazione ISMU ETS recently presented their 30th Report on migrations (30° Rapporto sulle migrazioni) with a largely attended one-day event (and live stream), gathering experts, researchers, institutions and students on the topics of migration, inclusion, labour market, education, and legislation.
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Reflections after a workshop on the Future of EU Migration, in Brussels
On Tuesday, February 11th Grazia Concilio attended the DGResearch and DG HOME workshop “Shaping the Future of EU Migration Research & Innvation" in Brussels.
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PALIMPSEST talks during Milan Design Week 2025
Edificio 11B Via Ampère - Campus Leonardo - Politecnico di Milano
ACQUA LAMBRO is an artistic work built around an “impossible idea”: transforming the Lambro River’s water, one of Europe’s most polluted rivers, into a prestigious mineral water. It merges speculative design and environmental activism into a situational and utopian work of art.
Read moreACQUA LAMBRO presented during Milan Design Week 2025
Edificio 11B Via Ampère - Campus Leonardo - Politecnico di Milano
ACQUA LAMBRO is an artistic work built around an "impossible idea": transforming the Lambro River's water, one of Europe's most polluted rivers, into a prestigious mineral water.
Read morePALIMPSEST in a nutshell
Three landscapes of experimentation dealing with different environmental issues, where creative agents, communities and researchers work together to build new sustainable practices.
