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Turin1911 joined UC San Diego’s Night of Research and Creative Activities, inviting visitors to rediscover the 1911 Turin World’s Fair through 3D-printed pavilion models, a new virtual reality experience, and a creative collaboration with Italian artists NOVA Studio.

Turin1911 featured at the 3DBigDataSpace final event in Poznań, exploring how 3D data and immersive technologies can create new ways to discover, interpret, and experience cultural heritage.

The Turin1911 project joined the ISIE Talks to explore how digital technologies can help rediscover the architecture and history of the 1911 Turin World’s Fair, bringing its vanished pavilions back to life through historical research and 3D reconstruction.

A new monograph sheds light on Giovanni Antonio Porcheddu and his pioneering role in reinforced concrete and the Turin Exhibition

Our website has been enriched with a new page dedicated to China’s participation in the Exhibition

The Turin 1911 project is not only a research initiative...

The second volume of the collection “APRi in Mostra” is now available.

What is Turin 1911 Re-Practical Guide? This is a tool we have created for you on the occasion of ...

“What Happened to the 1911 Turin Exhibition? Ephemeral Architectures and Digital Technologies” is the subject of the science café at the European Night of Researchers held at the Valentino Castle (Turin, Italy) on Saturday, the 27th of September 2025.

Turin 1911 project is one of the two winners of the 3DBigDataSpace Data Synergy Call led by the Time Machine Organization (TMO)