Thanks to the MOSE system, a new chapter is taking shape in the history of the Venice Lagoon and the broader surrounding territory. Now that the future is waterproof, new possibilities for innovative and sustainable planning are unfolding.
Venice and its lagoon serve as a vast laboratory for innovative solutions to ecological transition and urban sustainability—capable of combining quality of life, economic growth, environmental stewardship, and creativity.
Waterproof Venice, presented as an original conceptual installation, aims to explore, interpret, and represent—with the assistance of AI—the projects proposed or envisioned by the members of the Venice Sustainability Foundation (VSF) for Venice and its territory.
On September 6, a one-hour webinar (11:00 AM – 12:00 PM) explored in depth the projects featured in the exhibition "Waterproof Venice, A tale in images".
Speakers included:
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Damiano De Marchi, Professor of E-Tourism at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and VSF Project Manager
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Marco Marino, Research Fellow at Iuav University of Venice, Architect, and Exhibition Curator
The event was organized with the support of Campus Treviso – Ca’ Foscari University of Venice.
