Artribune Render newsletter's final pre-summer issue focuses on depaving and urban regeneration
The final pre-summer issue of Artribune's Render newsletter, sent to subscribers on July 20, 2026, explores the trend of depaving—removing asphalt to reduce urban heat island effects—as a key topic in urban regeneration. The newsletter also highlights the Abitare Morandi project, promoted by the Fondazione Giorgio Morandi and led by Studio Poggioli, which aims to restore Villa Veggetti in Grizzana Morandi, the summer home of artist Giorgio Morandi, to create a national cultural network. Additionally, the issue includes exclusive content on cultural and architectural initiatives for the last four months of 2026, the Osservatorio Rigenerazione column, an agenda, and editorial news. During the summer break, readers can contact the newsletter curators at render@artribune.com, and the digital archive remains accessible.
Key facts
- The last Render newsletter before summer break was sent on July 20, 2026.
- Depaving is a key topic in the newsletter, addressing urban heat island effects.
- Abitare Morandi is a project by Fondazione Giorgio Morandi and Studio Poggioli.
- Villa Veggetti in Grizzana Morandi is being restored as a cultural hub.
- The newsletter includes exclusive content on cultural and architectural initiatives for the rest of 2026.
- The Osservatorio Rigenerazione column is part of the newsletter.
- Readers can email render@artribune.com during the summer break.
- The digital archive is available at https://www.artribune.com/archivio-render/.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Artribune
- Fondazione Giorgio Morandi
- Studio Poggioli
Locations
- Grizzana Morandi
- Italy