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)

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On the 8th of April 2025, we presented the Turin 1911 project at the Campus of Architecture, Design and Planning of the Polytechnic University of Turin between project and model: urban redevelopment and communication for the cultural axis of the Po.

We are thrilled to announce the completion of our collection of stereographs produced by Ubertalli & Morsolin for the 1911 Turin International Exposition!

The exhibition "Immaterial and Digital Architectures" at Valentino Castle in Turin revived the 1911 International Exposition through archival exploration and digital technology, making cultural heritage accessible to the public.

Turin 1911 the World’s Fair in Italy is now one of the over 140 local time machine projects

Our paper 3D WebGIS for Ephemeral Architecture Documentation and Studies in the Humanities has been published in Heritage. Discover how our research fills a crucial gap in the documentation and visualization of ephemeral Cultural Heritage, particularly World’s Fairs architecture, on a global scale.