ASECAP DAYS
oin us for Digital ASECAP Days 2021 focusing on regaining trust and confidence to boost the economy and to recover from pandemic.Event hosted online by ASECAP.
Exciting news! Kassandra at COP26!
On 8th November, Kassandra will be one of the case studies discussed, within the UK pavilion hosted by the British government, in the Adaptation, Loss and Damage conference..The discussion will focus on the urgent need to deliver practical solutions to adapt to climate impacts and address loss and damage.
Secondo Water Table
We would like to invite you to join us for the conference on the use of unconventional water resources in urban contexts.
The event will be held online on Thursday 21st October at 9:30 CET.
Kassandra’s prophecy on AND
“Scenario 11 envisages that, in order to meet the challenges of climate change, it is necessary to bring nature back into the historic centre. The first step in this process is to revive and celebrate the city’s original ‘raison d’être’: water.
This process of ‘re-wilding’ starts, therefore, first of all by reactivating and managing the rivers and the natural flow of water.”
Days of Future Past
Commencing soon, at 2pm CET, the ‘Days of Future Past’ conference on Heritage and Climate Change with a distinguished set of expert panelists.
You can watch the registration at https://www.facebook.com/ItalianPavilion2021/videos/4198273180269969
We are here! – Biennale Venezia 2020
“…a choral response to the pressing environmental and social challenges of the world we live in…” Alessandro Melis
Earth Day
We are part of the solution!
Kassandra on Sole 24 ore newspaper
Cities consume 78 per cent of the world’s energy and produce more than 60 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions. Yet, they account for less than 2 per cent of the Earth’s surface. It is in cities that climate change will need to be tackled with radical exaptation of the historic environment if resilience is to be achievedRewilding Modica: Kassandra’s Prophecy is in today’s Sole 24 Ore! Thanks to Paola Pierotti for the great article!
Human vs Nature
The impact of farming practices, as seen graphically in this stunning image of Mount Taranaki in New Zealand, has nature literally encircled. Nature will ‘fight’ back unless a balance can be found.