The theme of Architect@Work 2019 is circular economy: how materials can help architects design with no waste. Solutions to recycle and renovate buildings and urban spaces
The debate over the problems caused by pollution is increasingly lively and researchers are constantly studying new solutions to protect the environment. Innovation thus becomes a tool to recycle and regenerate materials, offering architects new ideas to design or renovate buildings. Circular economy, careful and smart management of resources, recycling everything that can be reused, are the focus of Architect@Work 2019, which will be back in Italy, in two cities: Turin, 23-24 October, and Milan, 13-14 November.
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Architect@Work is the event dedicated to architects, gathering exhibitors, architectural materials and components; cultural exhibitions focused on circular economy, seminars that allow architects to receive up to 7 professional training credits per day. A complete networking system for the professional development of architects.
Click here to see Architect@Work seminars scheduled for 23 October and 24 October
Admission is free for professionals, upon registration on the website
To register for the Turin edition, click here
To register for the Milan edition, click here
The temporary bookstore
In addition to the exhibition and the seminars, during the event, Architect@Work will also host a temporary bookstore, specializing in architecture, design, art, photography. This travelling bookstore offers a curated selection of rare books, even antique or from the 20th century.
The temporary bookstore offers several services, supporting the search for out-of-commerce books, rare editions, in the curated selection of the best architecture, design, art and photography books.
Siamo tutti nella stessa acqua – ARTE by Marillina Fortuna
Among this year’s exhibitions we can mention Siamo tutti nella stessa acqua – ARTE, di Marillina Fortuna (We are all in the same water! ART by Marillina Fortuna). The artist, who has always worked in communications, over time, has developed an increasing interest in the environment. Water, the subject of the exhibition, is the primary source of life, a precious yet scarce resource, the element that generates and regenerates.
Marillina Fortuna with sea junk
This is why Marillina Fortuna collects sea junk with which she creates artworks. A tribute to our planet and the precious water that surrounds us.
Click here to find out everything about Architect@Work
Click here to see Architect@Work seminars scheduled for 23 October and 24 October
Admission is free for professionals, upon registration on the website
To register for the Turin edition, click here
To register for the Milan edition, click here
