A selection of what has appeared in the media about our activities.
Turin Polytechnic and WHO join forces to tackle the emergency. The first emergency facility in Burkina Faso combines innovation and superstition: “We couldn’t install windows, as keeping them open at night is taboo.”
Adriano Aimar, a researcher at the Polytechnic University, analysed 354,503 posts about the city in 2019. The most photographed? Juventus Stadium, Piazza Castello and ‘food porn’.
Examples developed by architects from the Polytechnic University of Turin who worked with the Agnelli Foundation: the result is a support tool with a meaningful title – “Fare spazio” (Making space) – for head teachers grappling with the final rush to arrange classrooms and ensure that pupils can return to school while maintaining the social […]
The technological leap forward is represented by the ability to connect elements of the ecosystem and the possibility of exchanging and processing data in real time, exploiting the potential of the 5G network and edge cloud.
Pick up your phone, frame the monument, and all the information will appear on the screen. No QR codes, no antennas: just a programme that recognises the work in the frame. Arch.i, an application (already available on the Apple Store and soon also on iOS) developed by the Full interdepartmental centre of the Polytechnic University […]
A bill passed on Friday by Portugal’s parliament sets out a legal basis for housing being treated as a citizens’ right. Under the new law, the Portuguese government becomes responsible for ensuring adequate housing for all citizens as “the guarantor of the right to housing.”
On the one hand, there is the 5T study, which emphasises that there will be no benefit to the environment. On the other, there is the study requested by the Councillor for the Environment, Alberto Unia, from Arpa to prove the exact opposite. Unfortunately, there is still no sign of the latter. Despite this, Mayor […]
People took back city-making more when they acted directly to reshape places – with the support of professionals, when needed – rather than when they expressed their opinion in deliberative processes. And those places happened to be mostly reused spaces: where the legacy of the past – often industrial – provided the infrastructure for social, […]
3 febbraio 2018 – theforeword by the former director of FULL to his book RE-USA. “People took back city-making more when they acted directly to reshape places – with the support of professionals, when needed – rather than when they expressed their opinion in deliberative processes. And those places happened to be mostly reused spaces: […]
FULL is a research center of the Politecnico di Torino. We explore, imagine and design the future of the territory and of the urban legacies.
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10128 Torino – Italy
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FULL is a research center of the Politecnico di Torino. We explore, imagine and design the future of the territory and of the urban legacies.
@OGR Tech – Corso Castelfidardo, 22
10128 Torino – Italy
full@polito.it