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MANUELA SCHIRRA

http://www.manuelaschirra.it

TRIESTE, Italy
PhD Architect at IUAV (Venice, Italy) with a thesis on the design of living places for the contemporary society and related development possibilities among mobility needs, contested urbanism, glocal living model and immediate landscape. At the Venice Biennale 2016 she receives the Young Critics Award issued by AIAC - Italian Association of Architecture and Criticism and since 2018 she collaborates with different magazines producing features on architecture, landscape and technology.

Call for ideas 2020

QR-CODE TRACKS


Hyper-local and Development.

QR-CODE TRACKS


Hyper-local and Development.
A reproducible, scalable and permanent model, to informing about local cultures and heritage.
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Type of project
  • Systemic changes

100 years since WW1, a defens plan for Trieste and the Karst and a training camp for the trenches prototyping too. A new ecomuseum, 2 routes and 11 stations, at each of them a steel totem engraved with a QR-CODE links to the regional tourism promotion website and to the station sheet, and on the departure station web page the GPS track of the itinerary.
A sustainable model – at economic and at environmental level –, reproducible, scalable and permanent, to informing about local stories, cultures and heritage. A zero-volume architecture that uses and enhances existing and consolidated networks (even virtual ones).
The tracks are located in the collective properties of the Prosecco and Contovello hamlet and were realized for the centenary of WW1 with the contributions of the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia.
LINKS:
https://www.turismofvg.it/40-Parco-della-Trincea-del-Litorale-a-Contovello
https://www.turismofvg.it/97-Parco-del-campo-di-addestramento-militare-di-Prosecco


One of the 11 totems engraved with a QR-CODE that links to the regional tourism promotion website and to the station sheet. A zero-volume architecture that uses and enhances digital networks as a resource for the landscape.

One of the engraved QR-CODE.

How the station sheet looks on the smartphone.

The totem in the landscape.

The totem along the forest track.

QR-CODE TRACKS


Hyper-local and Development.

QR-CODE TRACKS


Hyper-local and Development.
A reproducible, scalable and permanent model, to informing about local cultures and heritage.
File under
Type of project
  • Systemic changes

100 years since WW1, a defens plan for Trieste and the Karst and a training camp for the trenches prototyping too. A new ecomuseum, 2 routes and 11 stations, at each of them a steel totem engraved with a QR-CODE links to the regional tourism promotion website and to the station sheet, and on the departure station web page the GPS track of the itinerary.
A sustainable model – at economic and at environmental level –, reproducible, scalable and permanent, to informing about local stories, cultures and heritage. A zero-volume architecture that uses and enhances existing and consolidated networks (even virtual ones).
The tracks are located in the collective properties of the Prosecco and Contovello hamlet and were realized for the centenary of WW1 with the contributions of the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia.
LINKS:
https://www.turismofvg.it/40-Parco-della-Trincea-del-Litorale-a-Contovello
https://www.turismofvg.it/97-Parco-del-campo-di-addestramento-militare-di-Prosecco


One of the 11 totems engraved with a QR-CODE that links to the regional tourism promotion website and to the station sheet. A zero-volume architecture that uses and enhances digital networks as a resource for the landscape.

One of the engraved QR-CODE.

How the station sheet looks on the smartphone.

The totem in the landscape.

The totem along the forest track.


Idea by

MANUELA SCHIRRA
TRIESTE
Italy
PhD Architect at IUAV (Venice, Italy) with a thesis on the design of living places for the contemporary society and related development possibilities among mobility needs, contested urbanism, glocal living model and immediate landscape. At the Venice Biennale 2016 she receives the Young Critics Award issued by AIAC - Italian Association of Architecture and Criticism and since 2018 she collaborates with different magazines producing features on architecture, landscape and technology.