Research projects
Antonella's research projects
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2011/October | Workshop - Atmospheres in the Digital City
Attending to the 3rd International Conference: Urban Design & Urban Society (Ambiances Network Conference & Workshop)
2011/September | TIME WALK
Workshop on time and sensory perceprion in the landscape | International conference:" Time and Diversity: Approaches to the Design of the Public City. Integrating Themes, Practices and Instruments" | Berlin Technical University (with Albert Mayr)
2011/September | WHAT HAS HAPPENED THERE? DIVERSITY IN SPATIO-TEMPORAL COGNITIVE MAPS (Time Geography + Sensuous Urbanism + Soundscape Studies)
Poster for the International conference:" Time and Diversity: Approaches to the Design of the Public City. Integrating Themes, Practices and Instruments" | Berlin Technical University (with Albert Mayr)
2010/November | Designing the sense of a place
Workshop | Urban Design Studio class | Faculty of Architecture, University of Florence
2010/2011 AA | "Designing landscape through the senses”
Urban Design Studio class | Faculty of Architecture, University of Florence https://sites.google.com/site/disegnarepaesaggio/
2010/September | Walk the sonic niche !
Research project
2010/on | "Time Geography & Soundscape Design. A case study: Le Piagge"
research project (with Albert Mayr)
2007/2010| “On the sonic image of the city. Designing soundscapes in the contemporary city”
dissertation
2009/on|www.firenzesoundmap.org
Soundscapes & Emotional geography
2009/April |"Soundscapes & Urban Thrifts”
Urban Thrifts Workshop | Inter- Univiersity Doctorate Conference: Territorio di Ricerca/Ricerca di Territorio, workshop DERIVA (with Massimo Briani) - Paper published in the Inter- Univiersity Doctorate Conference Proceedings: Territorio di Ricerca/Ricerca di Territorio, Alinea, Firenze, pp. 80-97
2007/November |"Soundscapes Oltrano"
MIT Digital City Design Workshop (with Francisca Rojas)
Project published in Frenchman, D., Mitchell, W., (eds), (2009), Technology, Livability, and the Historic City. Future of Florence, MIT, pp. 80-85
