InhabitFolly
Francesca Petta
Unfinished public buildings (Incompiuto) in Italy have been called many things. They are generally looked at with scorn by the public eye and every so often demolished. However, it is undeniable that over the years they have acquired a new value, also becoming the focus of many studies. InhabitFolly intends to present a possible future for an architecture paradox that is Incompiuto: buildings that were born already dead. It is an architectural network that offers a new narrative to the unfinished public structures in Sicily, by rethinking a new way connect them and to bring people in and it questions if architecture can change politics. The project was developed within the context of Strathclyde University.
