Casa di BelMondo
La Rivoluzione delle Seppie
Hannah Glaser
The research of the "BelMondo" project of La Rivoluzione delle Seppie - through an international digital network of creatives working in Belmonte Calabro - aims to experiment with new and more advanced forms of urban and social reactivation.
The experience that is taking place in Calabria has gradually taken shape through the annual editions of Crossings (2016-2021) as an intertwining of activities that have generated a set of workshops and moments of meeting and cultural exchange between different stakeholders.
With minimal architectural interventions, based on the construction of wooden and travertine floors, and with the installation of furniture and furnishings, Casa di BelMONDO - a former nun's house - has been transformed, starting from the first floor, into a factory of ideas, research, and experimentation.
The project is open to everyone and is destined to be part, permanently, of the urban context and to be the trigger for cultural, artistic, and social activities useful for developing a non-formal educational program.
Not only Belmonte, but also Belmondo.
hYBRIDS
↪ How can we rethink traditional city planning and respond to the urgencies of the continuously evolving urban environment?
Casa di BelMondo
La Rivoluzione delle Seppie
Hannah Glaser
The research of the "BelMondo" project of La Rivoluzione delle Seppie - through an international digital network of creatives working in Belmonte Calabro - aims to experiment with new and more advanced forms of urban and social reactivation.
The experience that is taking place in Calabria has gradually taken shape through the annual editions of Crossings (2016-2021) as an intertwining of activities that have generated a set of workshops and moments of meeting and cultural exchange between different stakeholders.
With minimal architectural interventions, based on the construction of wooden and travertine floors, and with the installation of furniture and furnishings, Casa di BelMONDO - a former nun's house - has been transformed, starting from the first floor, into a factory of ideas, research, and experimentation.
The project is open to everyone and is destined to be part, permanently, of the urban context and to be the trigger for cultural, artistic, and social activities useful for developing a non-formal educational program.
Not only Belmonte, but also Belmondo.
hYBRIDS
↪ How can we rethink traditional city planning and respond to the urgencies of the continuously evolving urban environment?
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