Terremosse Collective Activates Amatrice with 10 Architectural Projects a Decade After Earthquake
More than 250 architects, designers, and students from various countries including Europe, Mexico, Nicaragua, India, Armenia, Turkey, and Palestine came together for a ten-day collaboration in regions impacted by the 2016 Amatrice earthquake. The event, organized by Collettivo Terremosse, resulted in ten reconstruction proposals aimed at reimagining Amatrice's 69 hamlets as a 'house-territory.' This initiative, known as TERREMOSSE x Amatrice, was supported by EASA Italia APS within the EASA network and took place from July 2 to 12, featuring discussions, music, and festivities. Among the projects were a wooden shelter for displaced individuals, the Giardino dell'Eremo, and communal dining tables, with local 'guardians' pinpointing community needs and symbolic keys presented during the closing ceremony.
Key facts
- Over 250 architects, designers, and students participated.
- Participants came from Europe, Mexico, Nicaragua, India, Armenia, Turkey, and Palestine.
- The project was organized by Collettivo Terremosse.
- Ten collective construction sites were held from July 2 to 12.
- Projects include Casa Casale, Giardino dell'Eremo, Tana Libera Tutti, Breathing Circle, Let's Eat and Seat, S'Arrevot a Terre, and Camposaz.
- Local guardians helped identify needs and priorities.
- Symbolic keys were handed to guardians at the closing ceremony.
- The initiative was promoted by EASA Italia APS within the EASA network.
Entities
Institutions
- Collettivo Terremosse
- EASA Italia APS
- EASA – European Architecture Students Assembly
- Artribune
Locations
- Amatrice
- Italy
- Casa Casale
- Colli
- Lago Scandarello
- Cornillo Nuovo
- Collegentilesco
- Capricchio
- Europe
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- India
- Armenia
- Turkey
- Palestine