Gabriele Pizzi

Partner & Programme Coordinator at Liminal; MSc candidate in Science, Technology and Policy at ETH Zürich. Trained first as a sculptor and later as an architect at Politecnico di Milano, in a practice that has rescaled from object to space to territory to systems. Current work concerns land abandonment, territorial computation, and institutional transitions in rural regions.

Work

Designing Territories from Within: Theorizing the Last Four Years of Research at Liminal (2026, essay)
Detecting Agro-Pastoral Abandonment: A Sentinel-2 Multi-Temporal Phenology Approach for Sub-Mediterranean Landscapes (2026, conference paper)
Applied Research Organizations: Conceptualizing Responses to Territorial Fragility (2026, forthcoming)
Water as a Tool for Interscalar Territorial Design: A Retrospective Reading of Mondéjar (2026, thesis)
Grounding Territorial Data: Forum LEADER Giovani 2025 (2025, report)
Weaving Urban Data: How Participatory Mapping Can Lay the Foundations for Smart Villages (2025, report)
Reviving Trails: Participatory Trail Mapping for the Promotion of Proximity Tourism (2025, report)