In questo Workshop si sono affrontati i diversi problemi sociali del quartiere ATER di Tor Sapienza (Roma). L' intento è stato quello di risolvere, quantomeno in parte, tale problematiche con una progettazione della luce mirata. The workshop focussed on gaining practical experience in doing social research and designing light for public space. It comprised four training units: Lighting Design, Interviewing, Social Mapping and Participant Observation. Students were divided into smaller project groups and were allocated case study sites in Tor Sapienza, Complesso Morandi to work on over the course of four days. They were required to conduct and document social research on their site, analyse their data and integrate their findings in a creative lighting design solution for their site. The student groups gained practical experience in lighting design by testing their design ideas via real lighting mock-ups on two nights. The workshop culminated in a public presentation with invited guests where students presented their research project and new lighting design ideas for Tor Sapienza, Complesso Morandi.

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Configuring Light/Staging the Social | London School of Economics | Houghton Street | London WC2A 2AE | UK
London, 11 April 2017
Certificate
Social Lightscapes Rome Workshop
To Whom It May Concern:
With this certificate, the Configuring Light/Staging the Social programme based at the London School
of Economics and Political Science confirms that
MAURO MANCINI
has successfully completed the Social Lightscapes Rome workshop that took place 4-7 April 2017.
This workshop was hosted by the LSE-based Configuring Light/Staging the Social research programme
in collaboration with Università Roma 3, the Social Light Movement and iGuzzini. It trained students in
social research methods and lighting design to help improve the lighting at Tor Sapienza, Complesso
Morandi.
The workshop focussed on gaining practical experience in doing social research and designing light for
public space. It comprised four training units: Lighting Design, Interviewing, Social Mapping and
Participant Observation. Students were divided into smaller project groups and were allocated case
study sites in Tor Sapienza, Complesso Morandi to work on over the course of four days. They were
required to conduct and document social research on their site, analyse their data and integrate their
findings in a creative lighting design solution for their site. The student groups gained practical
experience in lighting design by testing their design ideas via real lighting mock-ups on two nights. The
workshop culminated in a public presentation with invited guests where students presented their
research project and new lighting design ideas for Tor Sapienza, Complesso Morandi.
We would like to take the opportunity to thank MAURO MANCINI for an outstanding performance
and for contributing to making the Social Lightscapes Rome workshop such a success.
Sincerely,
Dr Don Slater Dr Elettra Bordonaro
LSE Sociology LSE Visiting Fellow
Configuring Light Social Light Movement