Heritage as Common Ground

The event represents the concluding moment of a three-day workshop developed within the framework of the agreement between the Municipality of Terre d’Adige and the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DAStU), Politecnico di Milano.

Conceived as a shared platform for dialogue among academia, public institutions, and the local community, the workshop fostered an intensive co-design process aimed at exploring future-oriented strategies for the territory.

Throughout the three days, students of the course Architectural Design in Historical Context (Master’s Degree in Architectural Design and History, Politecnico di Milano – Mantova Campus), together with local stakeholders and institutional representatives, engaged in site analysis, collective reflection, and scenario building.

The initiative forms part of the broader project Terre PartecipAttive, grounded in participatory planning and territorial regeneration. The final public presentation marks the first outcome of a series of meetings with the community. It introduces a strategic vision for Terre d’Adige that seeks to integrate the river landscape, the mountain system, and the historical settlement into a coherent framework of regeneration and sustainable development. By articulating spatial proposals and long-term scenarios, the event aims to transform shared knowledge and local memory into a collective project for the future of the territory.

Discussants: Fabio Bonadimam (Mayor Terre d'Adige), Rosa Roncador (Director Touristic Board), Luca Valentini (CITRAC), Valentina Merz (Ordine Architetti Trento), Armando Tomasi (METS), Matteo Zandonai (Presidente Comunità di Valle RK), Alisia Tognon (Polimi) Saša Dobričić (Polimi and Nova Gorica University)

Coordinated by: Alisia Tognon

Contact: alisia.tognon@polimi.it