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The third event with Paola Ascione Ascione (architect, who teaches at the Federico II University of Naples) and Franco Panzini (architect and landscape historian, who teaches at the Master in Landscape and Garden Architecture of the IUAV University of Venice) is dedicated to the city of Pozzuoli, where the Olivetti factory represents a rare example

From December 16th 2017 to March 4th 2018: Museo Civico P.A.Garda, Ivrea The Olivetti Historical Archives Association, in collaboration with the “P.A. Garda” Civic Museum and with the precious contribution of the “C. Nigra “, present in Ivrea an exhibition of original photographs by John Phillips that narrate the coming of the Second World War

The second meeting of the Olivettiane Lectures “Matera and Adriano Olivetti: from” shame of Italy” to “European Capital of Culture 2019”, with Pippo Ciorra, is dedicated to the city of Matera, “symbolic capital of the peasant world”, in which Adriano Olivetti arrives in 1950, animating an interdisciplinary laboratory where designers, social workers, engineers and philosophers

A new series of events to investigate the theme of city transformations and the delicate relationship between the historic city and the contemporary city, symbolically supporting the cities of Ivrea, Matera and Pozzuoli in the activities in which they will play a leading role in the coming years. The first event “The industrial city of

The Ivrea Administration intends to select a group of guides to carry out guided tours in both Italian and foreign languages for the three-year period 2018- 2019 and 2020, specifically: – Assets of the Core Zone of Ivrea Industrial City of the 20th century – Maam Open-air museum of modern architecture – Pier Alessandro Garda

“Beyond Olivetti Conference”. Scenarios for the future of Ivrea. Heritage as an opportunity for Urban Regeneration and Development “

The memorandum of understanding for the inclusion of “Ivrea, an industrial city of the twentieth century”, in the UNESCO World Heritage List, was signed in the library of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism in Rome.

The communication was received via the UNESCO World Heritage Centre sent to the Ambassador of Italy to UNESCO, S.E. through the UNESCO Office of the General Secretariat of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism.

The Italian National Commission for UNESCO, which met this morning in Rome to deliberate on the submission to Paris of the application dossiers for inclusion in the list of World Heritage sites, has decided to adhere to the indications of MIBACT by sending the dossier of “Ivrea , Industrial City of the XX Century ” along with the transnational one that has as its leader the city of Bergamo, dedicated” Venetian Defence Works between the fifteenth and seventeenth century “, which will be evaluated first.