Politecnico di Milano
Andrea Oldani (MArch, PhD) is an assistant professor of landscape architecture in the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies at the Politecnico di Milano. He is a faculty member of the School of Architecture, Planning and Construction Engineering and is the vice-coordinator of the MSc in Landscape Architecture – Land Landscape Heritage programme. Since 2008, he has developed theoretical, didactic and design contributions by pursuing two main research lines that have many areas of intersection.
Articles
Landscapes of Re-Invention
The etymology of the word “invention” derives from the Latin inventio-onis, meaning “to come upon, find; invent, discover”. The most resonant implications of this term for the spatial disciplines lie in the foundations of polytechnic culture, where it represents a…