Budget
9900 Euro
Period
08-11/2016
Coordinator
NGO “e-arch” (Italy)
Partners:
Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (Lithuania)
National Mining University (Ukraine)
Project result:
One-week training for group of 24 young people in October 2016 in one of the most multicultural cities in Europe – Palermo to find out positive examples of multiculturalism, using architecture as knowledge and skills development tool.
Active program consisted from lectures about architecture and its cultural value to the society’s development; debates about refugee crisis, migration and its influence on changes in nowadays Europeans’ life; group work in international teams; social campaigns about multiculturalism online involving local citizens and tourists in cooperation process and discussion about it through the interviewing and social media. Architecture, people and public spaces were analyzed as multicultural objects and here you can see results of the team work in international teams: #architecture, #people, #public spaces.
