Parlamento

Design Diplomacy is a design research platform established by Alban Mannisi & Charles Anderson, to investigate design practices and customs that exist outside of international environmental conventions in order to report on and disseminate off-the-shelf and non-speculative design practices.

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A forum to discuss the issues and the ethical philosophy deployed through the Design Diplomacy research inquiry.

<a href="http://www.scapethical.org/parlamento/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Parlamento Diplomacy</a> is a forum to be convened within the Virtual Italian Pavilion of the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale to discuss this issue and the ethical philosophy deployed through the <a href="http://www.scapethical.org/at-design-diplomacy/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Design Diplomacy</a> research inquiry.Accompanied by a team of built environment practitioners and researchers encountered at the previously held Hokkien Mee and ReciprocUdad International Seminars, Alban Mannisi &amp; Charles Anderson (@ Design Diplomacy) invites environmental ambassadors to present and discuss the dynamics and interests of possible in-situ investigations and actions.Design Diplomacy is constituted by a series of international embedded on-site workshops, investigates design practices and customs that exist outside of international environmental conventions in order to report on and disseminate off-the-shelf and non-speculative practices. Emphasising and brokering an expanded interdisciplinary and collaborative dialogue between experts, governmental institutions, indigenous knowledges and practitioners, and diverse communities, this research project seeks to empower civil society and especially aims to offer to the new emerging generations of practitioners in the built environment, a richer knowledge of the opportunities offered by the expanded landscape economy – a demonstration of ways of doing things differently.Pursued through a series of workshops taking place in regions sharing global concerns through local issues. These workshops enable us to meet people in their own environment and context, as well as the various types of stakeholders disregarded by globalisation and speculation of current environmental markets. Internationally expanding the knowledge of these environmental resilience movements is both a logical continuation and an opportunity to define a multi-sectoral and transnational critical tool for the built environment community.Parlamento Diplomacy proposes that: The rampant anthropisation of our telluric biosphere, is no longer fuelled by our ecological transformations and transitions or the quest for the absolute in the heart of unknown counterparts, but by the seemingly trivial but powerful and ongoing processes of economic extraction, speculation, and growth. In response to this, the significant resurgence of situated ecological knowledge(s) resulting from slow and cumulative maturation of environmental awareness, often denigrated by colonial powers and 20th Century autocratic engineering, reveals abysses of uncertainty.Accompanied by a team of built environment practitioners and researchers encountered at the previously held Hokkien Mee and ReciprocUdad International Seminars, @ Design Diplomacy invites environmental ambassadors to present and discuss the dynamics and interests of possible in-situ investigations and actions.

Panellists /participants:Alban Mannisi &amp; Charles Anderson (Melbourne, Australia), Bjorn Low (Singapore), Carlos Tapia (Spain), Youngbum Reigh (South Korea), Witiya Pittungnapoo (Phitsanulok, Thailand), Brooke Wandin (Coranderrk, Australia), Philip Samartzis (Ligonchio, Italy; Melbourne, Australia), Noriko Deno (Tokyo, Japan), Naima Benkari (Muscat, Oman), Konkankoh Joshu (Bafut, Cameroun), Faïka Béjaoui (Tunis, Tunisia), Thierry Kandjee (Brussels, Belgium), Arthur Duff, (Callan Ireland), Michelle Lai (Holland Province, Netherland), Manoel Rodrigues Alves (Sao Paulo, Brazil), Silvia Arroyo Duarte, (Panama City, Panama), Marta Pelegrin (Montevideo, Uruguay / Seville, Spain), Raul Marino-Zamudio (Bucaramanga, Colombia), Camila Gomes Sant’ Anna (Goiânia (Goiás), Brazil).

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