Showing posts with label Monumentale Cemetery of Turin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monumentale Cemetery of Turin. Show all posts

ITALY, TURIN -START YOUR VIRTUAL JOURNEY AND MARK YOUR NEXT STAGES!


CORONAVIRUS TIME? CAN'T YOU TRAVEL? 
YOU CAN NOT GO OUT? 
WE HAVE AN IDEA: use your device at home!.
WITH ARTOUR YOU CAN SEARCH YOUR NEXT TRAVEL STAGES YOU WILL DO IN ITALY AFTER THE EMERGENCY!

In Italy with the covid19 (CORONAVIRUS) it is forbidden to form visiting groups.
What better opportunity to download the ARtour application to your device!
You will be able to organize your future trips, the most interesting routes in the Italian monumental and significant cemeteries.

You can find, already loaded, interesting routes in the cemeteries of TURIN, MILAN, GENOA, ROME, BOLOGNA ... and in many other beautiful and attractive Italian cities.

START YOUR VIRTUAL JOURNEY AND MARK YOUR NEXT STAGES!

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WDEC 2019 OPEN HOUSE TURIN (IT)- ARCHITECTURE AND PARTICIPATION













OPEN HOUSE EVENT IN THE  MONUMENTAL CEMETERY OF TURIN

On the occasion of the Week for the discovery of European cemeteries, OPEN HOUSE TORINO organizes a visit between the architecture and the stories of a city in the city: the Monumental Cemetery of Turin.
The Monumental Cemetery of Turin has preserved works of art, precious architecture and moving landscapes from the early 19th century.
Manuela Vetrano of the blog La Civetta di Torino, accredited operator, accompanies the group inside the large, fascinating field - a city in the city.

With a message: a city designed better in buildings, in interiors, in public space is a city capable of making us live better.
Open House Torino is an invitation to discover, in a big party for curiosity and a sense of belonging.

The event is organized by the cultural association Open House Torino, formed in 2017 by a group of architects and city enthusiasts.

FREE VISIT WITH RESERVATION REQUIREMENT - MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS 30

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WHAT IS OHT

Open House Turin is a totally free public event, designed to allow you to visit houses, buildings, places that are not normally accessible and thus discover the richness of architecture and the urban landscape. For a weekend a year gives the opportunity to visit historic, modern or contemporary buildings, private apartments, offices, green or social spaces, excellence in the city, recovered structures.
The event of 8-9 June 2019 will be the third Turin edition of an international format.
The idea of ​​Open House was born in London in 1992 from the work of founder Victoria Thornton and has since spread throughout the world. To date, the cities of the Open House Worldwide network are more than thirty, distributed in every continent.
In Italy, Turin follows Open House Rome (from 2012) and Open House Milan (from 2016).
The first edition in 2017 was a great success, with over 38 thousand visits and around 15 thousand visitors on over 100 buildings. In the second edition the event has grown further, exceeding 55 thousand visits and 18 thousand visitors in more than 140 places.
Open House Turin is aimed at all citizens, not just the core of architects, and asks all of them to support them as volunteers, owners, designers or simply to help spread the project - share with #openhousetorino! The aim of the event is to get to know the public together a great common heritage and reflect on the role of the places in which we live.

WDEC 2019 TURIN Public talk to introduce the book "STTL -SIT TIBI TERRA LEVIS"

In occasion of  WDEC 2019
In Turin, Italy  on 25th of May at 6pm in City Library Primo Levi, Leoncavallo street, 17

Meeting with the author.
Luca Cardinalini presents "STTL Sit tibi terra levis" Editrice Derive Approdi presentation in collaboration with the cemetery services of the City of Turin.
The book is a journey through the cemeteries of Italy, a sort of guided visit to the characters who have written important pages of Italian post-war history: politicians, singers, actors, sportsmen, writers ...


Luca Cardinalini.

Born in Marsciano in the province of Perugia (IT), in February 1962. He is a journalist for Rai Sport