We have understood that in order to build a new idea of a city, we cannot help but start from understanding the 'dreams' and 'bi-dreams' of its citizens, primarily on Living 'Homes' and 'Territories'.
The aging of the population, the increase in tourist flows, the emptying of commercial activities in historic centers, the increase in university students, the birth of smart working and many start-ups are requiring the cities of our time to equip themselves with hybrid forms of housing such as Co-Living, Senior and Student Housing, multi-target accommodation, various forms of Co-Working.
Faced with these current trends, the necessary abandonment of a 'mono-specialized' and 'mono-generational' approach is evident, a fray...
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