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Design critics: Belinda Tato and Jose Luis Vallejo, principals of Ecosistema Urbano

ÈvVIVA la Nurra?   Is NurrAlive?

Please click on the image below to see the Social Analysis Video:

isnurralive

Starting from a social analysis of the region of Nurra, I decided to focus my studies on the hamlet of Santa Maria la Palma. It is the most populated place and I found a very interesting starting point to create a process of community collaboration.

I selected some existing initiative and proposed some ideas only after I spended many days there to try to know the place and the social dinamics.

The biggest downside that I found was the necessity of a public space to increase the social organized and spontaneous activities.

The goal will be to give them a new space, with functionality and quality. It will be possible only with their collaboration to give them the responsability and the management of it.

Please click on the image below to see the presentation:

Social Net

(it is recommended to set the full screen and the timing to 4 seconds)

 

CMA logoclaudio marras


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