by Alessandra Pirera | May 2, 2018 | The Urban Media Lab
The Heritage Walk through the neighbourhoods in the South-East suburbs of Rome during a one day event to enjoy the city experiencing civic collaboration practices
The EDU@LabGov academic year 2017-2018 – the LUISS Educational Lab is the urban clinic for students to experiment on the field the urban commons theories and collaboration practices – is coming to an end and, for the third year, the labgovers will be committed to a one day experience of civic collaboration and cultural and environmental heritage regeneration of urban commons in the South-East of the city of Rome.
On Saturday, 5th May 2018, the Third Civic Collaboration Day and the RomaSudfEst will represent a unique opportunity to meet, discuss and spread a message of environmental, economic and social sustainability.
A programme full of activities – open to participants of all ages – will engage a variety of local actors and urban stakeholders in living different places and public spaces of the entire district, experiencing new practices of civic collaboration, and pushing forward the local public debate.
The Civic Collaboration Day will start at 9 a.m. in the Degli Acquedotti Park (Don Bosco neighbourhood) and from there will cross through the neighbourhoods of Torre Spaccata, Tor Sapienza, Centocelle and Alessandrino; in each of them are scheduled different activities and events organized by associations and active citizens in collaboration with public and knowledge institutions, as Municipio V, Rome Municipality, ENEA and LUISS University.
The initiative is one of the outputs of the work carried on by EDU@LabGov in different urban experimentation sites in the framework of Co-Roma, a project aimed at building an integrated model of urban smart district based on the development of new co-economies: economies with a circular, social, supportive and collaborative nature and on an active and cohesive citizenship.
Amongst the many activities scheduled during the day:
>> At 10.30 a.m., in the green area next to the Rugantino Library (Torre Spaccata), the labgovers – together with the students of the Master in Landscape Architecture of La Sapienza University of Rome – will bring the University outside its doors by setting up the third satellite of the University’s community garden #ortoLUISS and leading a horticulture lab for children.
>> At 3 p.m. in the Centocelle Park – which, for the first two years, has been the centre of the Co-Roma project – will take place different activities for kids about urban mobility, together with a series of heritage walks (organized by the Comunità Parco Pubblico di Centocelle Odv), as defined by the Faro Convention framework, to discover together and showcase to all the participants the beauty of several archaeological and cultural resources of the district.
>> The Collaboration Day will close at FusoLab (Centocelle) at 19.30 with the RomaSudfEst where many people from the district and from the whole city will gather to celebrate with the music the conclusion of this important collective moment.
Click here to download the full programme of the event
by Chiara De Angelis | Feb 21, 2018 | The Urban Media Lab
On Thursday, February 22nd, and Friday 23rd, the Sapienza University of Rome is going to host “Smart Park a Centocelle“: two days of workshop all dedicated to the Centocelle Archeological Park, an area that is currently hosting an experimental project of urban regeneration from a “Smart” perspective, conducted by ENEA in collaboration with LUISS LabGov.
The workshop is organized in the context of the Lab of Environmental Desing from the degree course in Landscape Architecture, coordinated by Prof. Arch. Alessandra Battisti in collaboration with Ing. Mauro Annunziato from ENEA, and will be structured as following:
Thursday, February 22nd
- h 9.00: Institutional Welcome – Prof. Laura Ricci
- Introduction
- Prof. Alessandra Battisti (La Sapienza)
- Ing. Mauro Annunziato (ENEA)
- h 10.00: ENEA’s projects: Smart Cities & Smart Communities – Arch. Claudia Meloni (ENEA)
- h 10.30: Enabling Technologies for Smart Cities – Arch. Sabrina Romano (ENEA)
- h 11.00: Analysis of the urban climate and mitigation scenarios in Piazza dei Mirti – Michele Zinzi (ENEA)
- h 11.30: Co-Cities methodology for urban co-governance – Chiara Prevete and Chiara De Angelis (LabGov)
- h 14.00: workshop
Friday, February 23rd
- h 9.00: workshop
- h 14.30: presentation of the results
- h 16.30: open discussion on the results with LabGov’s co-founder Prof. Christian Iaione and community members
- Conclusions
The full program can be found here: http://www.architettura.uniroma1.it/sites/sf01/files/allegati_notizie/Workshop%20Centocelle.pdf
by Chiara De Angelis | Jun 13, 2017 | The Urban Media Lab
Prosegue il ciclo di conferenze “Tra archeologia e storia alla scoperta del Parco Archeologico di Centocelle e del protone di Torre Spaccata“, realizzata in collaborazione tra LabGov, la Comunità Parco Pubblico Centocelle, l’Associazione Culturale Quattro Sassi, Settimo Bicicletta e l’Associazione 100 aCapo aps.
Appuntamento mercoledì 16 giugno presso il Parco Tor Fiscale alle ore 16.00.
Interverranno:
- il Dott. Carlo Persiani, Archeologo della Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali
- la Dott.ssa Laura Leopardi, referente dell’Associazione Culturale Quattro Sassi
- Gloria Mazzamanti, dell’Associazione Onlus La Torre del Fiscale
by Chiara De Angelis | Jun 7, 2017 | The Urban Media Lab
Mercoledì 7 giugno la Biblioteca Rugantino di Roma ospiterà il secondo appuntamento del ciclo di conferenze “Tra archeologia e storia alla scoperta del Parco Archeologico di Centocelle”.
L’evento, organizzato dalla Comunità Parco Pubblico di Centocelle in collaborazione con il CdQ Torre Spaccata, l’Associazione Quattro Sassi, l’Associazione 100eACapo e Settimo Biciclettari, ospiterà tre interventi:
- Dott.ssa Patrizia Gioia: “Una storia lunga 4000 anni in un frammento di campagna romana”
- Dott.ssa Laura Leopardi: “#archeologiainperiferia: i beni culturali periferici come veicolo di partecipazione economica e sociale al territorio”
- Arch. Paola Cannavò: “La creazione del parco urbano, infrastruttura ambientale e sociale per la città”
Un’occasione per saperne di più sulla storia del Parco di Centocelle, un bene comune storico, ambientale e culturale periferico e di fondamentale importanza per la città di Roma.
by Chiara De Angelis | May 22, 2017 | The Urban Media Lab
La Comunità Parco Pubblico di Centocelle in collaborazione con il CdQ di Torre Spaccata, l’ Associazione Culturale Quattro Sassi e il Settimo Biciclettari organizzano ciclo di conferenze “Tra archeologia e storia” alla scoperta del Parco di Centocelle, delle sue risorse culturali ed archeologiche e della sua storia.
Il ciclo di incontri avrà inizio martedì 23 maggio presso la Casa della Cultura di Villa de Sanctis.
Il programma prevede due interventi:
- ‘L’archeologia e il parco‘ – Dott.ssa Patrizia Gioia (Curatore archeologo, Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali);
- ‘Il diritto alla partecipazione e all’educazione al patrimonio culturale, artistico e paesaggistico‘ – Prof. Christian Iaione (Co-fondatore di LabGov – Professore di diritto pubblico UniMarconi – Docente di diritto e politiche urbane presso Luiss Guido Carli).
L’appuntamento successivo è previsto il 7 giugno presso la Biblioteca Rugantino. Interverranno la Dott.ssa Patrizia Gioia, la Dott.ssa Laura Leopardi e l’Arch. Paola Cannavò.
