Stories of residents shaping their neighborhoods through participation, dialogue, and collective action.
Between two concrete towers in Borgata Vittoria, something unexpected is growing. Tomatoes, zucchini, roses, and, most importantly, conversations between neighbours who had lived side by side for decades without ever speaking.
“They didn't come with plans. They came with chairs and listened. ”
When the young architects first arrived in our courtyard, I expected blueprints and technical drawings. Instead, they brought plastic chairs and a simple question: "What happens here?"
Between two concrete towers in Borgata Vittoria, something unexpected is growing. Tomatoes, zucchini, roses, and, most importantly, conversations between neighbours who had lived side by side for decades without ever speaking.
When the young architects first arrived in our courtyard, I expected blueprints and technical drawings. Instead, they brought plastic chairs and a simple question: "What happens here?"
Between two concrete towers in Borgata Vittoria, something unexpected is growing. Tomatoes, zucchini, roses, and, most importantly, conversations between neighbours who had lived side by side for decades without ever speaking.
When the young architects first arrived in our courtyard, I expected blueprints and technical drawings. Instead, they brought plastic chairs and a simple question: "What happens here?"