During his Fellowship at Civitella Ranieri / WOJR Architecture Prize, Alejandro Haiek unveiled images of "Industries of Nature", the award-winning artistic narrative that explores Civitella castle's context and environment and observes how nature and industry work in parallel to form the traditional Umbrian landscape. The intervention was presented not as an art object, but as a documentation of the dynamic exchange between narratives, topographies, and shared resources, overlapping the Civitella Ranieri artist community with local farmers, automobile robotics technicians, engineers and producers.
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Alejandro Haiek Unveils Images of Winning Intervention at the Wojr/Civitella Awards
https://www.archdaily.com/973258/alejandro-haiek-unveils-images-of-winning-intervention-at-the-wojr-civitella-awardsDima Stouhi
Workshop in Italy Constructs Rammed Earth Structures to Rescue Constructive Traditions
In a 12-day workshop, Building Trust International and Terraepaglia joined the Ciuffelli Agricultural Technical Institute in Todi, Italy, with the aim of exploring a series of construction techniques with raw soil. In addition to producing earth bricks and rammed earth structures -in collaboration with experts such as Eliana Baglioni and Pouya Khazaeli-, a curved wall was erected with a wooden structure and a cane framework, on which a massive layer of earth and straw was spread.
The activity generated a series of internal spaces as a kind of laboratory, to show the construction methods and the materials in situ.
https://www.archdaily.com/874193/workshop-in-italy-raises-rammed-earth-structures-to-rescue-constructive-traditionsAD Editorial Team