MICROARCHITECTURES
The microarchitectures proposed by CITILAB—ranging from the simplest, such as the “Minimal Landscape,” to the most complex—can be viewed as a hub that brings together functions that are currently scattered (seating, a surface for placing items, charging stations for devices or electric bicycles and scooters, planters for greenery, and more, depending on their complexity). Their conceptual and modular core is represented by the visual-tactile panel designed for all users: this serves to provide a single communication channel, the same for everyone, while also preserving the physical and emotional aspects of the experience.
One of our microarchitectures is, in the simplest case, that of the landscape
At a minimum, a Totem that we could describe as “advanced” because it is multifunctional; in more complex models such as the “Readable Landscape,” the “Integrated Landscape,” and the “Sensory Landscape,” it is conceived as a small, accessible, demountable, and self-sufficient structure—powered by solar panels—that integrates various functions.
