PAD#25 - Post-domestic habitat

MAIA TALK

Mercredi 20 mars 2024 à 12h30

A distance :
Lien Zoom

Post-domestic Revolution
This talk will present the most recent issue of PAD journal, titled Post-domestic habitat. Co-edited by Michela Bassanelli and Vera Sacchetti, the issue proposes as a metaphorical framework the term interior constellation, which symbolizes the convergence of diverse disciplines and perspectives in the study and design of contemporary living environments. By embracing this trans- and multidisciplinary approach, architects and designers can navigate the complexities of ongoing crises and technological advancements, fostering an all-inclusive understanding that goes beyond traditional boundaries. In this light, this issue of PAD journal offers critical reflection and valuable insights for shaping the future of domestic spaces in a world marked by constant change and adaptation.

With: Michela Bassanelli, Chiara Lecce (Managing editor PAD journal), Vera Sacchetti.
Michela Bassanelli Ph.D.
Assistant Professor in Interior Architecture and Exhibition Design at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies, Politecnico di Milano. Her research focuses on domestic interiors, museography, and exhibition design, and practices of disseminating collective memory through a multidisciplinary theoretical approach. She has recently been dealing with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on changes in contemporary living, in the postdomestic realm. She has authored numerous publications in peer-reviewed international journals, monographs, and edited volumes.  She's a member of the editorial board of PAD. Pages on Arts and Design (since 2022), ARK. Rivista di Architettura e Paesaggio (since 2016).

Chiara Lecce
Ph.D., is Assistant Professor in Interior Architecture and Exhibition Design at the Department of Design, Politecnico di Milano. Her research focuses on expanding the discipline of interior and spatial design towards current and near-future issues, closely related to digital technologies, sustainability, and materials, along with themes of social innovation and cultural proximity. Her research has often interspersed the fields of Design History and Cultural Heritage, together with interior, exhibit and spatial design. She has authored monographs and publications in peer-reviewed international journals. She is the managing editor of the scientific journal PAD. Pages on Arts and Design (since 2013) and founder of the publishing house Cratera. 

 

 

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