3TIs Talk – Sustainability

The 3TI Talk series continues: giving space to the next generation is part of how we see our role. It means sharing experiences, opening our projects, and creating opportunities for dialogue between academia and practice.

3TI Progetti, leading the design and work supervision of the ATER Primavalle project, a regeneration program focused on energy efficiency and seismic safety, welcomed students who had visited the construction site last October as part of Professor Federica Rosso’s Integrated Architectural Design course.

Building from what they observed, the students worked in three groups to develop their own design proposals, weaving sustainable development principles into their core concepts. This approach allowed them to explore alternative, ecologically viable solutions and reinterpret the ATER Primavalle project through their academic perspective.

The workshop became a moment of exchange, where different approaches, ideas and visions were shared and discussed.

A valuable connection between practice and education.
A space where ideas evolve, perspectives grow, and design becomes a shared process.

Thanks to all the students, professors, and colleagues involved in making this experience possible.

Stay tuned for the next 3TIs Talk