March 25th was the deadline of the Italian lock down: everyone homebound, except for the super essential businesses such as pharmacies, food and other few essential shops. Then, the full factory shut down came: all but 80 vital industrial productions were shut down to keep the workers safe at home, in Piedmont this means 1 out 3 factories is closed.
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Friday, March 27, 2020
COVID19 lessons
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corona virus 19,
covid19,
decameron,
divina commedia,
education,
heaven,
inferno,
internet,
learning,
maria montessori,
pasteur,
plague,
priorities,
surfing,
system update,
teaching,
technology,
will
Thursday, May 10, 2018
4 palazzos in Turin
Turin is magic but to the non locals it is always quite hard to understand why...
Most Italians instantly think about our esoteric background, in fact, the city is full of magic symbols on our palazzos and even underground, Turin never stops to amaze you.
What we really refer to though is our atmosphere, because Turin is just unique thanks to its gorgeous palazzos and many historical architecture styles.
Here are 4 palazzos, you can partially visit for free to get a direct sense of our local magic 😎
Friday, March 11, 2016
Casa Jasmina techy buffets
Just a week ago, Casa Jasmina in Turin, hosted the Share Festival jury who selected the 6 winners of the 2016 "House Guests" edition. For the occasion Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti and MoMA design curator Paola Antonelli were part of the jury together with the other organization members.
Famous cyberpunk author, Bruce Sterling who is also part of the Casa Jasmina project with Massimo Banzi, THE Arduino man, happens to be "quite the Turin Epicurean fan" and this is how we ended up giving our epicurean touch to this magic day!
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arduino,
Barbera,
Bruce Sterling,
casa Jasmina,
design,
gavi,
gorgonzola,
Local culture,
MoMa,
Nebbiolo,
Paola Antonelli,
pavlova,
polenta,
Risotto,
Samantha Cristoforetti,
Share Festival,
stracotto,
technology,
toma
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