Date: October 1st, 2021Time: 12 PM – 2 PM CESTLanguages: English 🇬🇧 | French 🇫🇷 | Spanish 🇪🇸Format: Live online seminar Join us for the seminar "What Does It Mean to Be Close?"—a part of the New Proximities monthly seminar series running from August 2021 to August 2024. These meetings provide a platform for public […]
This event marks the presentation of a new book published by the CNAPPC Scientific Committee, exploring the future of urban and territorial planning in Italy through the lens of proximity. The theme aligns with growing interest in human-centered, sustainable urban development, often inspired by the 15-minute city concept. You can watch the full recording of […]
On April 4, 2025, the University of Padua will host the international symposium “The Wealth of Nations and the Role of Architecture for a Human Welfare-Oriented Urban Economy of Cities”, featuring Nobel laureate Paul Krugman. Organized by the National Council of Architects, Planners, Landscape Architects and Conservationists (CNAPPC), this high-level event will explore the economic, […]
Organized within the IPER – Festival delle Periferie, the 2025 edition titled “URBS et ORBIS: Rome and the Others – Cities in the Mirror” explores the identity of Rome through a comparative lens with other urban contexts. The festival fosters dialogue between architecture, urban planning, and society, particularly regarding the development and challenges of peripheral […]
The event titled “La Città di Tutti” (The City of Everyone) is a public discussion centered around themes of urban inclusion, accessibility, and shared civic spaces. Hosted in Rome, it features notable speakers and urban experts who reflect on how cities can become more inclusive and representative of all citizens. This initiative aligns with CNAPPC’s […]
March 15, 2024 This event marks the presentation of a new book published by the CNAPPC Scientific Committee, exploring the future of urban and territorial planning in Italy through the lens of proximity. The theme aligns with growing interest in human-centered, sustainable urban development, often inspired by the 15-minute city concept. You can watch the […]
As part of the inaugural Venice Climate Week (June 3–8, 2025), the session on June 6 will focus on “Cities and Climate Change.” From 9:00 to 13:00, the Panel: Stories of Climate Adaptation will feature a series of expert discussions, culminating in a 30-minute closing speech around 12:30. The address will include a presentation and […]
Open! Studi Aperti is a nationwide initiative where architects across Italy open their studios to the public on June 13–14. The event celebrates architecture's role in shaping communities and invites everyone to discover how architects design spaces, rethink cities, and inspire change. Join us and experience the creative heart of architecture.
Carlos Moreno, renowned for his work on smart and sustainable urban models, will present a keynote on the theme "The Connected City" on the morning of Friday, July 4. His talk will explore innovations in urban connectivity and smart city planning, with a session lasting approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
On July 10, 2025, Carlos Moreno will participate as a speaker at the International Conference on Urban Innovation, organized by the Quadrilátero Association—a strategic alliance of the cities of Braga, Barcelos, Guimarães, Vila Nova de Famalicão, and Viana do Castelo. His keynote, delivered via videoconference, will address the theme “The 30-Minute City: Mobility, Proximity and […]
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