The Accessible City: Designing Spaces and Services for Everyone
(Mondolè 10 Space, Via Mondolè 10)

How do you see and experience a city when you don't travel through it in the ways the city itself seems to take for granted? Moving through public spaces, accessing services, attending cultural venues, and participating in community life are experiences that can have different meanings and challenges for each person. In thematic dialogue with the new edition of the scrittorincittà festival, this event offers a window into urban centers from different perspectives, to explore how design and organizational choices influence the ability to fully experience a space.

A multi-faceted discussion between local governments and the research community to explore the relationship between accessibility, autonomy, and quality of life, recognizing the diversity of experiences as a resource for rethinking spaces and services. A networking reception will follow. Speakers will include: Cristina Clerico, Councilor for Culture, Universities, Equality and Anti-Discrimination, and Youth Policies of the Municipality of Cuneo; Enrico Dolza, Professor of Special Education at the University of Turin and Director of the Turin Institute for the Deaf; Cristian Campagnaro, Full Professor at the Department of Architecture and Design and Coordinator of the University Center for Social Impact at the Polytechnic University of Turin. Domenico Lanzilotta, Director of City Vision.