Author Archives: AHEH

In a famous pamphlet published posthumously in 1991, Italian writer Italo Calvino discussed the importance of reading the classics by making a list of what their definition could be and what they really mean.

The arts and humanities, often considered reflective or interpretive by nature, are now stepping into the arena of societal transformation.

The act of designing space can no longer be limited to form, function, and aesthetics. To build is to intervene. To take a position. To care.

The time to act is now—to reimagine cities as thriving, equitable, and ecologically balanced spaces for generations to come.

A culture that embraces risk, collaboration, optimism, and intellectual freedom creates fertile ground for innovation.

While every focus area has an emphasis to different topics, everyone has a mindset of building a better future for us all, in smaller and larger scale projects.

The PICC Open Session on Wednesday, December 18 at 4 pm CET TIME. CROP Project Partners will present the course and answer your questions.

In today’s world, dominated by constant stimuli and productivity demands, the idea of intentional downtime has gained recognition for its role in enhancing creativity and well-being.

We must now consider changing quickly and add it to an already long list of hurdles for a creative professional.

The CROP partnership will launch a new European professional master’s degree called PICC, which bridges the gap between university education and the business world.