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Matilde Moro

Culture journalist. A University of Westminster graduate in Journalism with an MA in Human Rights and Social Cultures at Goldsmiths University, Matilde works as a freelance journalist, writing about sustainable issues and culture. Her collaborations include Lampoon magazine, The Submarine, The Vision and Pangea. She is the co-founder of Origine, a magazine dedicated to Italian contemporary photography.

To achieve circularity and transparence London-based architecture studio, Orms, is proposing a manifesto for material passports

A modular house project built inside Rebibbia women’s penitentiary in Rome, giving detained mothers a space to be with their children in a more humane environment than the prison’s visiting rooms

TAMassociati and Arup on display at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021 to respond to the rapid population growth in urban areas and the lack of affordable housing

After Perpetual Mobile show in Barcelona, AHEC partners with RIVA 1920 to showcase the work of the new generation of designers encouraging a more responsible use of wood

UNEP director Iyad Abumoghli and activist and cartographer Molly Burhans speak of how engaging with faith institutions is not just necessary but can be immediately beneficial

Mapping and investigating migrations to understand the way society will look like in the near future. A first step is Fading Borders, telling the story of the Romanian diaspora at Venice Biennale

«The micro-sale is the same as the macro-scale when we talk about climate». Studying local issues to find that seas are «our best allies in mitigating the effect of global warming»

Local materials and labor, little resources can improve efficiency and creativity: the campus is solar powered and passively ventilated

Slow reforestation is key; so far, our planting history is bad: we should be correcting this tendency to protect biodiversity long-term

 The whole lifecycle of buildings must be considered: by making projects that are lasting architects can invest more on the quality of materials and reduce the environmental impact.