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DESIGNING TERRITORIAL METABOLISM

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Class City (Lettera22 2015, with G. Caramellino and F. De Pieri), and Il Progetto<br />

’80 (Alinea 2012).<br />

Florentine Sieux is a researcher at LoUIsE – Laboratory on Urbanism, Infrastructure<br />

and Ecologies at the Faculty of Architecture of Université libre de<br />

Bruxelles. Her research by design focuses on workers’ sustainable mobility in the<br />

typical Belgian context. She participated in Integrated Urban Design E-studio for<br />

XXIth Century Sustainable Metropolitan Regions in 2016 as a master’s student from<br />

ULB and contributed to the project Productive Landscape as a New Public Space<br />

for Residential Suburb. She is interested in urban metabolism and the relationship<br />

between urban design and ecology, and in particular in peri-urban situations, which<br />

are the main subject of her master’s thesis.<br />

Roberta Sinesi is an Italian architect born in Catania, Sicily. After graduating<br />

from the Università la Sapienza in Rome in 2016, she participated in the Integrated<br />

Urban Design Studio for XXIth Century Sustainable Metropolitan Regions during her<br />

exchange year in ETSAB. She has just finished a master’s degree in urban interior<br />

design at the Politécnico di Milano.<br />

Elisabeth Terrisse de Botton is an architect who graduated from ETSAB in 2017.<br />

During her studies, she was strongly interested in field of urbanism, specifically at<br />

the design level and in both theoretical and conceptual approaches. For this reason,<br />

she participated in several workshops on these topics around Europe, including<br />

workshops with Raumlaborberlin, Lebanon University, and the German University<br />

in Cairo, and in the Integrated Urban Design E-Studio for XXIth Century Sustainable<br />

Metropolitan Region. She currently works as an architect in Lausanne, Switzerland<br />

while contributing to several publications.<br />

Margot Therond is a French architect who graduated from the Faculty of<br />

Architecture of Université libre de Bruxelles. She participated in the Integrated<br />

Urban Design E-studio for XXIth Century Sustainable Metropolitan Regions in 2016<br />

as master’s students from ULB, where she contributed to the project of Productive<br />

Landscape as a New Public Space for Residential Suburb with Florentine Sieux<br />

and Thibault Wery. In 2015, she completed an exchange program at Chulalongkorn<br />

University of Bangkok, and an internship in Office of Bangkok Architects (OBA),<br />

where she was a team member of the project of the Thai Expo Pavilion Milan. She is<br />

interested in urbanism and the typology of suburbs and big cities and completed a<br />

research thesis on the urban networks and typology of the city of Jakarta (Indonesia).<br />

Leandro Varillas Sànchez is a student of architecture and urbanism at the<br />

Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Valladolid. He studied for a year on an<br />

Erasmus grant in Italy at Univesistà IUAV di Venezia. He participated in the Integrated<br />

Urban Design E-studio for XXIth Century Sustainable Metropolitan Regions in<br />

2017 with a research-by-design project Eni Park in Porto Marghera, Veneto.<br />

Thibault Wéry is an architect who graduated in 2016 from the Faculty of<br />

Architecture of Université libre de Bruxelles. During the last semester of 2016, he<br />

participated in the Integrated Urban Design E-studio for XXIth Century Sustainable<br />

Metropolitan Regions in ULB, focusing his research by design on the city of Halle in

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