Tema: Once they were volcanoes. Walking/ Staying in Pantelleria

Pantelleria is a volcanic island in the middle of Mediterranean See on the marine ridge that separates Europe and Africa. It has a morphology characterized by mountain and hilly reliefs and rare sub-flat areas. The terraced landscape in Pantelleria shows some technical solutions that give the island a strong image with clear outlines: lava stones are the main feature for the human refuge, for the borders of the crops, for the ancient roads. The aim of the workshop is to plan some rest areas along historical paths in relationship with archeological, geological, agricultural and visual features.

METHODOLOGY

• Reading the landscape and its signs, setting up an original placetelling. • Lectures about landscape semiology, historic ways and the relationship between body and landscape. • Quick graphic tests about design steps and round table discussions. •Introductory seminar with experts and final presentation of the projects with the National Park director and some international professors.

WORKSHOP ORGANIZATION

1) Knowledge and interpretation of the island and its landscape features.

2) Setting up a semiological map (Mid-term evaluation). 3) Planning strategy and design proposal (Final evaluation).

- Students can work alone or in group (max 2 people).

- During the second day there will be a seminar with some experts in geology, in agriculture, in protection of the nature working at Pantelleria Island National Park.

- During the workshop we will take some classes dedicated to the main topics of the course, hosting external professors too.

- During the final presentation some external professors will be invited to give their opinion about students’ works.

GENERAL COURSE PROJECT

The design proposal developed during the workshop belong a wider research on walking / staying in the landscape and will be merged into a publication. They also will be available for the Pantelleria Island National Park to arrange an exhibition and to develop new projects.

WORK SCHEDULE SETTING UP A KNOWLEDGE OVER PANTELLERIA ISLAND

Day 1 (04/07/2022). Welcome / Aims / Keywords to arrange a placetelling.

Day 2 (05/07/2022). Shared placetelling / Seminar with experts from Pantelleria Island National Park.

Day 3 (06/07/2022). Landscape semiology / Lecture with Juan Cabello Arribas about landscape representation.

Day 4 (07/07/2022). Workshop setting up a semiological map.

Day 5 (08/07/2022). Workshop and round table.

WALKING/STAYING: FROM PLANNING TO DESIGN

Day 6 (11/07/2022). Staying in the landscape as an aesthetic practice/Focus about the places where developing the projects.

Day 7 (12/07/2022). Workshop.

Day 8 (13/07/2022). Workshop and mid term test.

Day 9 (14/07/2022). Workshop.

Day 10 (15/07/2022). Workshop and final presentation.

REQUISITOS ESPECÍFICOS PARA LA PRESENTACIÓN FINAL DEL PROYECTO

Formatos en los que se deberá presentar el proyecto: Archivos PDF de las láminas definitivas presentadas.

Será obligatorio que todo el material de la presentación final sea colgado por los alumnos en el siteMyTechSpace con su debido usuario y contraseña en un plazo no mayor a 72 horas luego de haber realizado la presentación final: https://www.talent. upc.edu/. Los profesores responsables del taller deben gestionar el espacio y el período de tiempo disponible para que los alumnos envíen la información, a través de sus cuentas en el mismo site. (MyTechSpace)

PROFESIONALES PARTICIPANTES EN EL TALLER

PROFESOR RESPONSABLE, Marco Cillis, Landscape Architect, PhD.

Architect, PhD at Florence University. Founding partner of DODiCI_architettura, office of landscape and architecture in Brescia, Proferssor of landscape regeneration at Parma University, he taught landscape architecture at IUAV University of Venice, and Bologna University. His studies and interests are about landscapes along historical roads, public parks and the relationship between architecture and landscape. Member of the editorial board of Ri-Vista Research for landscape architecture and of the executive board of Associazione Pietro Porcinai- the most important Italian landscape architect of the XX Century.

PROFESORA ADJUNTA, Enrica Campus, Landscape architect, PhD. INVITADOS, CONFERENCIANTES Y ESPECIALISTAS

- Juan Cabello Arribas, architect PhD. - Sonia Anelli, Biologist, Pantelleria Island National Park Director. -Gaspare Inglese, Environmental Engineer, Pantelleria Island National Park. - Giuseppe Barbera, Agronomist PhD, Università di Palermo

MATERIALES DEL CURSO

Campus My Tech Space (www.talent.upc.edu): podéis mandar SMS de urgencia, seguir el calendario, la lista de asistencia, las notas, la entrega de material y bibliografía, enviar entregas de trabajos y proyectos, etc.

Social Media: Os invitamos a seguir y tomar parte activa de nuestras redes sociales compartiendo todo tipo de documentos en las diferentes plataformas: Facebook, Instagram (@masterpaisatgebcn), Pinterest, Twitter, LinkedIn, y a utilizar los siguientes hashtags: #MasterPaisatgeBarcelona #MasterPaisajeBarcelona #PaisatgismeBarcelona #PaisajismoBarcelona

BIBLIOGARFÍA

GENERAL

-Scazzosi L, (editor), Leggere il paesaggio/Reading the landscape, Gangemi, Roma, 2002.

-Walking and Staying in the Landscape, Ri-Vista Research for Landscape Architecture, vol.20 N.1/2022

ESPECÍFICA

- Cillis M, Pavia G., Re-discover the social function of a terraced landscape. Keywords for the forthcoming plan of Pantelleria Island National Park, in J. Manuel Palerm Salazar (editor), Re-Encantar Bancales. Habitar en Territorios de Terrazas y Bancales Proceedings IV ITLA World Congress 2019, Tenerife 2020, pag. 136- 142.

- De Pasquale G. (editor), Il paesaggio rurale tradizionale dell’Isola di Pantelleria, Parco Nazionale Isola di Pantelleria, 2020.