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Join us June 27-29 for the first session of BUILT / UNBUILT, the public program of the National Pavilion of Saudi Arabia.

Camposaz, in collaboration with Bivio980, is organizing a self-build workshop in Monastero, a small hamlet in the municipality of Cessapalombo (MC). The project aims to design and construct a few wooden installations that enhance the surrounding landscape and create shared spaces for community gathering.

Tucked discreetly beneath the colonnade of Saint Mark's Square in Venice, Carlo Scarpa's Olivetti Showroom exerts a quiet yet unmistakable presence. Though often overshadowed by the grandeur of nearby landmarks—St. Mark's Basilica, the Clocktower, the Loggetta, and the Procuratie Vecchie—it attracts a particular kind of visitor: those who seek out one of Scarpa's architectural gems hidden in plain sight. Modest in scale but rich in detail, the showroom is meticulously maintained by FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano), the National Trust for Italy.

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Invited by Carlo Ratti, PILLS is participating in the main exhibit’s Special Project with the research, writing, and design of the Circularity Handbook and its Spatial Installation.

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From 24 May to 1 June 2025, the thirteenth edition of Open House Roma will invite the public to discover over 220 remarkable sites across the Italian capital. Organised by the Open City Roma Cultural Association, this major free festival offers nine days of building visits, urban walks, and events that tell the story of a city that renews itself without losing its spirit.

Camposaz 45:45 Mis-Lapis25 - Wooden Self-Build Workshop
The workshop will take place in Sagron Mis (TN)
From June 29 to July 5, 2025
Applications must be submitted by midnight on June 14, 2025

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Tucked within the leafy confines of the Giardini della Biennale in Venice stands a structure modest in scale yet immense in quiet conviction: the Finland Pavilion, designed by Alvar and Elissa Aalto for the 1956 Venice Biennale. Unlike the monumental pavilions that surround it, Aalto's structure was conceived not as a permanent structure, but as a temporary exhibition space for a single exhibition season. And yet, nearly seventy years on, it remains—weathered, resilient, and quietly luminous.

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