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How would you explain regeneration to a 5-year-old? Explaining regeneration to a five-year-old can be as simple as comparing it to...

The slower pace of life in Sardinia promotes a healthy balance. We think it is the perfect destination to switch up the city life.

The different aspects of regeneration vs. sustainability explained and interpreted for our coliving project.

Italy, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes, is more than just a tourist destination.

In a world of bustling cities and modern conveniences, it’s easy to forget the deep-rooted traditions and communal bonds that have sustained

Smart communities promote innovation, digitisation, local development, social inclusion, and knowledge of areas that are undervalued.

Smart work does not tie people to their place of work, the individual has the freedom to decide the workplace.

Colivings are built to solve today’s paradox of being more connected than ever while being systematically isolated.

Coliving is a home, where we manifest that we want to live in another way and realize ourselves living in harmony with growing together. 

A community is not simply a group of people; to be such there must be connection and identification between the members of the group.

We are all alike. All ethnic groups have their own cultures and cultures are created to bring people together.

Ernesto, one of the founders of the space, who is still running it today, shares the story and his inspirations and visions for the space.

Slow travel is not just about reaching a destination; it’s about immersing ourselves in the journey and connecting with local cultures

Each culture has its own definition of what it means to be well. Which one of the meanings of cultures and wellbeing do you most identify wi

The space to focus on Refugee Integration. It’s a lifeline for those who have fled persecution and uncertainty in their home countries.

To present, to feel, and to create When asked how you are doing, how often do you hear yourself reply ‘Fine…keeping busy’?