Detail View: Archivision Base to Module 13: 15th Venice Architecture Biennale (2016): Italian Pavilion

Collection: 
Archivision Base to Module 13
Preferred Title: 
15th Venice Architecture Biennale (2016): Italian Pavilion
Alternate Title: 
Taking Care; Designing for The Common Good
Image View: 
Exhibits displayed in a series of long open-ended wooden "sheds"; this is the introductory "Thinking" section
Creator: 
TAMassociati (Italian exhibition curator, founded 1996)
Location: 
exhibition: Venice, Veneto, Italy
Location Note: 
Giardini della Biennale, Italian Pavilion
GPS: 
+45.429167+12.356944
Date: 
2015-2026 (creation)
Cultural Context: 
Italian
Style Period: 
Twenty-first century
Work Type 1: 
traveling exhibition
Work Type 2: 
model (representation)
Classification: 
Architecture and City Planning
Material: 
paper; photographs; wood; digital projection
Technique: 
construction (assembling); drawing (image-making); photography
Subjects: 
architecture; contemporary (1960 to present); Biennale di Venezia (Venice, Italy); City planning; Housing; models (representations); Sustainable buildings; suburbs; suburban
Description: 
The exhibition focused on the architecture which "takes care of people, places, principles and resources" by showcasing projects based on collaborative processes involving different groups of people sharing the same objectives. The exhibition is divided into three main sections entitled Thinking, Meeting, and Acting. The second section, entitled "Meeting. 20 examples of outer city living" is a selection of 20 projects of community architecture, designed by Italian architects, related to ten themes: legality, health, living, culture, play, environment, education, science, nutrition, and work. "Acting - 5+5+5. Project for Joint action", the third section of the exhibition, features 5 projects developed in collaboration with five Italian associations involved in fighting social marginality in suburban areas. (Source: inexhibit [website]; https://www.inexhibit.com/)
Collection: 
Archivision Addition Module Twelve
Identifier: 
1A2-I-VE-VB16-IP-A05
Rights: 
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