B10
La musica contemporanea
e il suo spazio
2023
Andrea Branzi, Elisa C. Cattaneo
This book delves into the intricate relationship between contemporary music and the spaces in which it exists and is experienced. It explores the various dimensions of this relationship, including how modern musical forms interact with and are influenced by different physical and cultural environments. The book examines the evolution of contemporary music and its adaptation to various settings, from traditional concert halls to innovative digital platforms. It also discusses the impact of technological advancements and the changing landscape of the music industry. Through a blend of theory and case studies, this work offers a comprehensive view of the dynamic interplay between music and space in the contemporary world.
© LetteraVentidue, Siracusa
9788894518689
B9
2022
Andrea Branzi, Elisa C. Cattaneo
© Libri Scheiwille, Milano
9788876446771
interni o esterni.
per una nuova carta d'atene
This publication offers a visionary approach to urban planning, advocating for a new framework inspired by the original Charter of Athens. It discusses the critical balance between internal and external spaces in urban settings, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful design in both. The book explores how contemporary challenges such as population growth, technological advancements, and environmental sustainability can be addressed through innovative urban design. It calls for a holistic approach that integrates the needs of inhabitants with the natural and built environments, proposing strategies for creating more livable, efficient, and harmonious urban spaces. The work serves as a guide for future urban developments, aiming to reshape how cities are planned and experienced.
B8
Toros.
The marking of a territory
2022
Elisa C. Cattaneo, Maurizio Montagna
This book provides an insightful exploration of the cultural, historical, and social implications of bullfighting, particularly in terms of its influence on the territorial identity of regions where it is a significant tradition. It delves into the symbolic and practical ways in which bullfighting has marked territories, shaping the cultural landscape and communal psyche. The work examines both the historical roots and contemporary perspectives of bullfighting, considering its role in the cultural heritage and the evolving debates around ethics and animal rights. Through a blend of sociological analysis and cultural study, the book offers a deep understanding of how bullfighting continues to leave an indelible mark on the societies and territories it touches.
© Artphilein Edition, Lugano
9788894518689
B7
Parto factories nature.
The new operating plan
2019
Elisa C. Cattaneo, Vakerio Barberis
This text presents a forward-thinking approach to industrial design and operation, proposing a new plan that harmoniously integrates factories into natural environments. It emphasizes sustainable practices and the importance of reducing environmental impact in industrial settings. The book discusses innovative strategies for factory design, focusing on energy efficiency, waste reduction, and the use of eco-friendly materials. It also explores the potential for factories to coexist with and even enhance local ecosystems, challenging traditional views of industrial operations and advocating for a more environmentally responsible future in manufacturing.
© Skira Editore, Milano
9788857240534
B6
Emerging resilience. Reimagining voids through sharing values
2018
Elisa C. Cattaneo, Sonja Radovic Jelovac
This book explores the concept of resilience in urban and social contexts, particularly focusing on the transformation of unused or underutilized spaces, known as 'voids', in urban landscapes. It discusses how these spaces can be reimagined and revitalized through community engagement and shared values. The work emphasizes the importance of collaborative efforts in urban planning and development, proposing innovative strategies for creating more inclusive, sustainable, and resilient communities. By examining various case studies and theoretical approaches, it highlights the potential of these voids to become valuable assets that contribute to the social, cultural, and environmental fabric of cities.
© MSDT Montenegro, Cetinje
9789940520229
B5
E = Mc2.
The project in the age of relativity
2018
Andrea Branzi, Elisa C. Cattaneo
This publication explores the application of Einstein's theory of relativity to project management and development. It delves into how the principles of E=mc² can be metaphorically applied to the modern project environment, suggesting that the energy, mass, and speed of a project are interrelated in a similar way to the famous equation. The book offers insights into managing projects with a consideration of their dynamic and interdependent components, advocating for a more flexible and adaptive approach in line with the fast-paced and ever-changing nature of contemporary projects. This approach encourages innovation and efficiency in project management by applying scientific principles to organizational and developmental challenges.
© Actar Publishers, Barcelona
9781945150739
B4
Sensorial landscape.
Natural patterns / Ecological taxonomy
2018
Elisa C. Cattaneo, Davide Biselli, Caterina Cotardo
This book delves into the intersection of ecology, design, and sensory experience, focusing on how natural patterns and ecological systems can be understood and integrated into landscape design. Emphasizing the importance of creating spaces that not only are environmentally sustainable but also engage the human senses. By examining various ecological taxonomies, the book provides insights into how these natural systems can inform design principles, leading to the creation of landscapes that are both aesthetically pleasing and ecologically responsible. The work is a blend of scientific research and practical design philosophy, aimed at enhancing our understanding and appreciation of the natural world through thoughtful landscape design.
© Maggioli Editore, Milan
9788891622440
B3
Nature through the mirror.
Technonatural experiments
2016
Elisa C. Cattaneo, Gianluca Finetti, Debora Vermi
This book explores the intriguing intersection of nature and technology, focusing on experimental approaches that blend these two realms. It delves into various 'technonatural' experiments, showcasing how technological innovations can mimic, augment, or interact with natural processes and environments. The work examines the implications of these experiments for our understanding of nature, technology, and their coexistence. It challenges traditional boundaries and encourages readers to think about how technology can be used responsibly and creatively to enhance our interaction with the natural world. The book is a thought-provoking exploration of the potential synergies between technological advancement and ecological awareness.
© Maggioli Editore, Milan
9788891615282
B2
Weak city.
Note on landscape urbanism
2015
Elisa C. Cattaneo, Stephanie Carwin
This book presents a critical examination of landscape urbanism, particularly focusing on the 'weak city' — urban areas facing decline or underutilization. It explores how landscape urbanism can be a strategic approach to rejuvenate and reshape these cities. The work emphasizes the potential of landscape as a tool for urban transformation, integrating ecological, social, and aesthetic considerations. It challenges traditional urban planning methods, advocating for a more flexible, adaptive approach that responds to the unique needs and potentials of each city. By examining various case studies and theoretical frameworks, the book provides insights into how landscape urbanism can contribute to creating more resilient, sustainable, and vibrant urban spaces.
© LISt Lab Laboratorio, Trento
9788898774265
B1
2013
Elisa C. Cattaneo, Mirko Andolina, Giancomo Ades
This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of urban planning and architectural theory from 1956 onwards, particularly focusing on the transition from modernism to landscape urbanism. It critically examines the shortcomings of modernist approaches in urban design and how these led to the emergence and rise of landscape urbanism as a more adaptable and ecologically integrated approach. The work delves into spaces within urban environments that carry potential for transformation and reinterpretation. Through historical context, case studies, and theoretical exploration, the book provides a detailed understanding of how urban spaces have been, and can be, conceptualized and transformed in response to changing social, environmental, and cultural needs.
