The Limanu Summer School takes place during the first 2 weeks of September and focuses on architecture, cultural and natural heritage, local communities, and forms of interdisciplinary research and experimentation. In the commune of Limanu, the programme brings together architecture and sociology students, professors (from UAUIM and partner universities), architects, researchers and other invited specialists, with activities including workshops, lectures, field research and discussions with the local community. As part of invited guests, there is Elina Alatalo, presenting the work of the collectives Those Who Become Placed and Insurgent Spatial Practices, as well as the research project INNATURE that experiments with developing biodiversity of urban nature with local people in several cities around the Europe.
You can find more information about the first 2024 edition here: Limanu Summer School – Multicultural Heritage on the Edge
Photo: Limanu Summer School