OPEN FORUM /

Event

Disrupting the Corridor. New Scenarios for Water/Ground Mobilities

Five Lectures for Five Days

#transitioningSpaces
Starts

September 07, 2026 09:00

Ends

September 11, 2026 18:00

Location

CRAFT DAStU Politecnico di Milano, Campus Leonardo, Building 11B, Via Ampère, 20, Milano

Curated by

Simonetta Armondi, Agim Kërçuku

Work Team

Beatrice Galimberti, Costanza Pannone

With the participation of

Nancy Couling and Milica Topalović, ETH Zürich Nelson Mota, TU Delft Moritz Ahlert, TU Berlin Alejandro Campos Uribe and José Durán Fernández, UPV València Elena Batunova, RWTH Aachen

From September 7 to 11, 2026, CRAFT will host five open lectures delivered by international guest professors.
These morning talks are held within the framework of the E+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) “Disrupting the Corridor: New Scenarios for Water/Ground Mobilities,” organized by Simonetta Armondi and Agim Kërçuku, and funded by the SOM Foundation (European Research Prize 2025) and the ENHANCE Alliance.
 
Programme:
-       Mon 7 Sept, 10:30 AM | Nancy Couling and Milica Topalović, ETH Zürich: “The Urbanisation of the Adriatic Sea”
-       Tue 8 Sept, 9:15 AM | Nelson Mota, TU Delft: “Architectural Netnography” 
-       Wed 9 Sept, 9:15 AM | Moritz Ahlert, TU Berlin: “Mapping Cohabitation Across Scales. A Multi-Scalar Approach to More-than-Human Corridors”
-       Thu 10 Sept, 9:15 AM | Alejandro Campos Uribe and José Durán Fernández, UPV València: “Trans-Adriatic Migration Futures”
-       Fri 11 Sept, 9:15 AM | Elena Batunova, RWTH Aachen: “Integration as Exposure. Systemic Ruptures and the Complexity of Urban Change”
 
The E+ BIP “Disrupting the Corridor: New Scenarios for Water/Ground Mobilities” investigates how water, land, and energy infrastructures interact across the Adriatic land-sea basin. In particular, it centers on the terraqueous corridor between Albania and Italy (Apulia) and its main “material anchors”: the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), thermoelectric power complexes (such as Brindisi-Cerano), and port cities (Brindisi, Bari, Durrës).
 

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