Zini tullio (11 risultati)
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Brossura. Condizione: new. Bergamo, 2025; br., pp. 240, cm 17x24. La vicenda professionale di Tullio Zini dimostra che, anche in Italia, è possibile progettare e costruire scuole belle, accoglienti e a misura delle esigenze dei bambini e degli insegnanti. L'essenziale è far dialogare architettura e pedagogia, tenendo conto delle… innovazioni didattiche e tecnologiche e senza mai dimenticare l'attenzione per la bellezza e la creatività artistica. "Il futuro è una bella giornata" si concentra in particolare sulla collaborazione tra Zini e Loris Malaguzzi che, a partire dall'esperienza delle scuole di Reggio Emilia, hanno introdotto atelier, spazi verdi e arredi progettati per stimolare la creatività dei bambini che sono stati poi replicati negli edifici scolastici di moltissimi paesi del mondo. Libro.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Working alongside Loris Malaguzzi since the 1960s, Tullio Zini played a pivotal role in founding the Reggio Emilia educational system, which has since gained world renown. Through landmark projects such as the Diana School, the Nido Nilde Iotti, and the Loris Malaguzzi International Center,… Zini has designed spaces rooted in a pedagogy that recognizes the child as a competent, creative, and active protagonist. In this volume, Zini starts from the premise that space is never a neutral container; it is a "silent educator" that, through the interplay of light, proportions, materials, and geometry, shapes a child's cognitive and emotional journey. He asserts that beautiful, welcoming, and stimulating environments are not a luxury, but a fundamental right of every child. The Future is a Beautiful Day addresses concrete challenges: fostering effective dialogue between architects and educators, applying neuroscience and spatial empathy to design, and articulating "soft qualities"-such as light, color, and acoustics-while navigating real-world constraints like bureaucracy, costs, and sustainability. Ultimately, the author redefines the bond between the building and the local context: the school must not be an island, but a Civic Centre. It is an urban hub capable of reweaving the social fabric of the community-offering libraries, auditoriums, and gyms-to create a place where every student, young and old, can finally feel "welcomed and loved". This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Working alongside Loris Malaguzzi since the 1960s, Tullio Zini played a pivotal role in founding the Reggio Emilia educational system, which has since gained world renown. Through landmark projects such as the Diana School, the Nido Nil…de Iotti, and the Loris Malaguzzi International Center, Zini has designed spaces rooted in a pedagogy that recognizes the child as a competent, creative, and active protagonist. In this volume, Zini starts from the premise that space is never a neutral container; it is a 'silent educator' that, through the interplay of light, proportions, materials, and geometry, shapes a child's cognitive and emotional journey. He asserts that beautiful, welcoming, and stimulating environments are not a luxury, but a fundamental right of every child. The Future is a Beautiful Day addresses concrete challenges: fostering effective dialogue between architects and educators, applying neuroscience and spatial empathy to design, and articulating 'soft qualities'-such as light, color, and acoustics-while navigating real-world constraints like bureaucracy, costs, and sustainability. Ultimately, the author redefines the bond between the building and the local context: the school must not be an island, but a Civic Centre. It is an urban hub capable of reweaving the social fabric of the community-offering libraries, auditoriums, and gyms-to create a place where every student, young and old, can finally feel 'welcomed and loved'.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Working alongside Loris Malaguzzi since the 1960s, Tullio Zini played a pivotal role in founding the Reggio Emilia educational system, which has since gained world renown. Through landmark projects such as the Diana School, the Nido Nilde Iotti, and the Loris Malaguzzi International Center,… Zini has designed spaces rooted in a pedagogy that recognizes the child as a competent, creative, and active protagonist. In this volume, Zini starts from the premise that space is never a neutral container; it is a "silent educator" that, through the interplay of light, proportions, materials, and geometry, shapes a child's cognitive and emotional journey. He asserts that beautiful, welcoming, and stimulating environments are not a luxury, but a fundamental right of every child. The Future is a Beautiful Day addresses concrete challenges: fostering effective dialogue between architects and educators, applying neuroscience and spatial empathy to design, and articulating "soft qualities"-such as light, color, and acoustics-while navigating real-world constraints like bureaucracy, costs, and sustainability. Ultimately, the author redefines the bond between the building and the local context: the school must not be an island, but a Civic Centre. It is an urban hub capable of reweaving the social fabric of the community-offering libraries, auditoriums, and gyms-to create a place where every student, young and old, can finally feel "welcomed and loved". This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Working alongside Loris Malaguzzi since the 1960s, Tullio Zini played a pivotal role in founding the Reggio Emilia educational system, which has since gained world renown. Through landmark projects such as the Diana School, the Nido Nilde Iotti, and the Loris Malaguzzi International Center,… Zini has designed spaces rooted in a pedagogy that recognizes the child as a competent, creative, and active protagonist. In this volume, Zini starts from the premise that space is never a neutral container; it is a "silent educator" that, through the interplay of light, proportions, materials, and geometry, shapes a child's cognitive and emotional journey. He asserts that beautiful, welcoming, and stimulating environments are not a luxury, but a fundamental right of every child. The Future is a Beautiful Day addresses concrete challenges: fostering effective dialogue between architects and educators, applying neuroscience and spatial empathy to design, and articulating "soft qualities"-such as light, color, and acoustics-while navigating real-world constraints like bureaucracy, costs, and sustainability. Ultimately, the author redefines the bond between the building and the local context: the school must not be an island, but a Civic Centre. It is an urban hub capable of reweaving the social fabric of the community-offering libraries, auditoriums, and gyms-to create a place where every student, young and old, can finally feel "welcomed and loved". This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The future is a beautiful day | Architecture and education in Reggio Emilia | Tullio Zini | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Edizioni Junior | EAN 9791256350841 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
