Objective: Company Town
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“Objective: Company Town” explores the history and transformation of company towns—industrial centers designed to house workers and their families. These unique urban landscapes provide a window into the social, cultural, and architectural changes that shaped the modern industrial era.
This photographic and editorial project examines both local and international company towns, revealing how they reflect social shifts, cultural integration, and architectural evolution. Through compelling images,“Objective: Company Town” celebrates their pivotal role in industrial history and their lasting impact on contemporary urban life.
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Preface by:
- Lucia Krasovec-Lucas, President of IN/Arch Triveneto
Special Guest:
- Andrea Rossato, award-winning Italian photographer
Special photo projects by:
- Associazione Culturale “Fotoclub Lucinico” APS
- Circolo Fotografico Sandanielese "Ernesto Battigelli" APS
Cover photo:
- Benoit Segalen - Station balneaire
Featured Photographers:
Agnes Budai, Aleks Chetverikov, Alex Agafonov, Alex Premoli, Alexis Aubin, Alnis Stakle, Andrew Borowiec, Ana Alexandrescu, Andrea Cipriani, Andrea Cuscuna’, Andrea Rossato, Annacarla Tami, Annaluigia Soleti, Angie Meza, Anna Moskalkova, Anna Tut, Antonia Roilo, Antonino Clemenza, Amir Ali Navadeh Shahla, Asmara Bassetti, Aurora Sanmartino, Barney Jobson, Bénédicte Gravoin, Berci Kónyi, Brett Leigh Dicks, Bruno De Figueredo, Chiaro_Scuri, Cinzia Leghissa, Corrado Tollin, Cristina Corsi e Antonio Lorenzini, Dominika Rafalska, Efi Laskari, Elena MariaCristina Muzzarelli, Elisa Medeot, Eliseo Tessadro, Emma Graziani, Enrico Chiambalero, Enzo Forner, Enzo Galbato, Evgeny Stepanov, Ewa Rogula, Federico Mauro, Francesca Fermeglia, Franco Gardiman, Fulvia Coloricchio, Fulvia Vogric, Gábor Jakab, Gabriele Badiale, Geert Verstrepen, Gianfranco Candotti, Giovanna Lunazzi, Giovanni Gabassi, Giuseppe Maione, Giuseppe Roccasanta, Greg Bolger, Immacolata Giordano, Ingrid Gielen, Istvan Hainer, Janusz Jurek, Jean-Marc Benson, Kimmo Sahakangas, Laura Zanetti, Luca Menotti, Luca Vannella, Maciej Lewandowski, Maja Prgomet, Małgorzata Szura Piwnik, Malva Suarez S., Marci Lindsay, Marco Moro, Maria Cristina Guernieri, Maria Pansini, Marina Shukurova, Marina Tosolini, Mariusz Forecki, Mary Palaiologou, Marylise Vigneau, Matthew Kaplan, Maurizio Santagati, Mauro Zonch, Mehrdad Vahed Yousefabad, Michela Marcon, Michele Cagnazzo, Milica Macanović, Mohammad Bahmanziari, Mohammad Shahriar Foisal, Monica Brini, Nastaran Tafazoli, Niccolò Di Meglio, Nicolò Rinaldi, Paola Lupi, Patrizia Sonato, Paul Braverman, Paweł Krzywoń-Majewski, Peter Wach, Renato Battigelli, Riccardo Moretti, Róbert Nunkovics, Roberto Perazza, Robin Johnston, Robin Michals, Roman Kosh, Rossella Brandolin, Sara De Biaggio, Segalen Benoit, Shalini Nopany, Siavosh, Silvia Stefanutti, Stefano Ambroset, Suhail Ahmed, Susan Cardona, Swen Bernitz, Szőnyi István, Tim Hopwood, Valentina Bollea, Valentina D’Alia, Viola Vendrame, Vittorio D’Angelo, Viviana Pizarro Magnani, Walter Fogel, William Zhang, Witold Bianga, Yutong Xie, ZeWei Peng.
Project supporters and partners:
The "Objective: Company Town" project is realized with the support of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region - Io Sono Friuli Venezia Giulia and partnerships with: Torviscosa Municipality, Monfalconese Cultural Consortium, Circolo Fotografico Friulano, AIDIA - Italian Association of Women Engineers Architect of Trieste
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Data sheet
- Publisher
- Exhibit Around APS
- Year
- Photographers
- 142
- Pages
- 352
- Dimensions
- 22x22 cm
- Bookinding
- Paperback - Matt lamination
- City
- Trieste
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“Objective: Company Town” explores the history and transformation of company towns—industrial centers designed to house workers and their families. These unique urban landscapes provide a window into the social, cultural, and architectural changes that shaped the modern industrial era.
This photographic and editorial project examines both local and international company towns, revealing how they reflect social shifts, cultural integration, and architectural evolution. Through compelling images,“Objective: Company Town” celebrates their pivotal role in industrial history and their lasting impact on contemporary urban life.