CoMMA Neighbourhood Atlas
Article by Lorenzo Tripodi published in Dérive Magazine n. 73 "Nachbarschaft"
readCOMENSI Toolkit for community engagement
COMENSI Toolkit is a collection of methods for community engagement produced as the first outcome of the Eramus+ COMENSI project
readTHE B-MINCOME PROJECT JOURNAL N°3
In this 3rd Journal for UIA Laura Colini looks in detail at different ongoing projects related to the Active Policy 1 “Neighbourhood-based training and jobs for all”. During her visit she met several citizens involved in the different training activities as well as trainers and social workers from the NGOs active in this strand of […]
readFighting homelessness: the role of cities
Laura Colini, in her role as URBACT programme expert gives an overview of the Policy LAB and URBACT Knowledge Hub initiative’s collaboration with FEANTSA and the Mairie de Paris, following their December 2018 gathering to share information, exchange local practices and launch collaboration among small, medium and large administrations in Europe to combat homelessness. Inaccessible, […]
readRigenerazione urbana e processi partecipativi
Rigenerazione urbana e processi partecipativi. Interview (in Italian) to Lorenzo Tripodi by Bertram Niessen at conference organised by Che Fare in Mantua within the FattiCult Festival, October 2018.
readTHE B-MINCOME PROJECT JOURNAL N°2
The second Journal reports on the advancements of B-MINCOME until February 2018 and focuses on the challenge of B-MINCOME information, communication and selection process of beneficiaries. This process took place over a period of circa six months, involving the BMincome Team of the Municipality of Barcelona, IVALUA and other local stakeholders. Download here from UIA […]
readThe B-MINCOME Project Journal N°1
The first of a series of journals following the B-MINCOME implementation process. The project is based on the city's decision to implement a guaranteed minimum income (GMI) to supplement income in the most deprived and poor areas of Barcelona.
readLearning from Context
Booklet recording and reflecting on the presentations and workshops at the conference Learning from Context organised by Tesserae in the frame of the EULER project
readSwitch On Mehringplatz
Final publication of the training program developed in Berlin by Tesserae within the EULER transnational exchange project
readPrivatization, Financialization and State Restructuring in Eastern Germany: The case of Am Südpark
Article written by Matthias Bernt, Laura Colini and Daniel Förste and published in the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research
readIntergenerational Approach to Urban Regeneration
Baseline study for the URBACT implementation Network ReGeneration
readExercises in Urban Reconnaissance
A short piece on Exercises in Urban Reconnaissance published in Lo Squaderno n. 39.
readURBAN DEVELOPMENT IN THE EU
50 projects supported by the European Regional Development Fund during the 2007-13 period.
readSustainable Urban Development – Art. 8
A study on sustainable integrated urban development in the cohesion policy commissioned by the EC DG Regio in 2010
readInter-Municipal Cooperation in Europe
Case studies on Inter-Municipal cooperation in Europe.
readAgainst Divided Cities
Paper for the URBACT capitalization project concerning spatial and social segregation in urban areas.
readTowards a Vertical Urbanism
Lorenzo Tripodi "Towards a Vertical Urbanism. Space of Exposure as a New Paradigm for Public Space", chapter in A.M. Brighenti (ed.) The Wall and the City. Trento: Professionaldreamers, 2009.
readMuseumization and Transformation in Florence
Chapter by Laura Colini, Anna Lisa Pecoriello, Lorenzo Tripodi and Iacopo Zetti, published in Porter, L. and Shaw, K. (2008) Whose Urban Renaissance? An international comparison of urban regeneration strategies, London: Routledge
readCartografia Resistente
Paper by Lorenzo Tripodi presented the Media-City conference, Bauhaus University – Weimar, January 2008 and published in Frank Eckardt et al. (eds.), MEDIACITY: Situations, Practices and Encounters. Berlin: Frank & Timme. 2008
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