Public heritage: accessibility is a form of citizenship

Accessibility to monumental heritage offers some of the most concrete answers to a demand for citizenship that remains largely unmet. There's much to learn from what already exists...

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Aimi Hamraie: Designing for those on the margins

In an interview by Chiara Alessi, Aimi H.—a scholar, activist, and professor at Vanderbilt University—guides us into the thinking of…

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Playgrounds, places necessary for inclusion

Playgrounds and inclusion: Adolfo Baratta’s contribution in the special ‘Architecture and inclusiveness’, edited by us for the Giornale dell’architettura. In the twelfth…

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De Rosa: We need a hyposensory architecture

In the tenth meeting of the series for Il Giornale dell’Architettura, we talk with Federico De Rosa, an autistic activist and writer, to understand how architecture can…

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Inclusive design in architecture schools

“Inclusiveness should be a transversal skill, like ethics or sustainability.” Valeria Tatano, professor at the Iuav University of Venice, writes it clearly in…

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Downey: Sight is an Instrument, What Counts is the Mind's Eye

Our special for Il Giornale dell’Architettura dedicated to the theme of inclusiveness in built space continues. In the new article, the eighth in the series, Jacopo Gresleri…

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