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Little Burgundy Narratives: Una Chiesa-Caso Di Studio Di Riuso, Tecnologia, Arte e Beni Comuni Civici

Diamanti, EleonoraOrcid icon
Huddart, Kaj
Jemtrud, Michael
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This paper focuses on the specific case study of the Church of St. Joseph, a parish church situated in the neighborhood of Little Burgundy in the South-West borough of Montreal. It addresses first the historical arc that has led to the church’s repurposing before discussing the specific intervention of Little Burgundy Narratives, a digital portrait of the neighborhood surrounding the former Church of St. Joseph in an effort to support its new role as a community space, harnessing technology and the arts to enhance the church’s value as a civic common. The former Church St. Joseph is a witness of the growing disuse and re-purpose of places of worship and is a relevant case-study for the understanding of the future of churches in urban areas.
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2017
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Research Projects
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Places of worship, Civic commons, Virtual reality, Montreal, Canada
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Diamanti, Eleonora, Kaj Huddart, and Michael Jemtrud. “Little Burgundy Narratives: Una Chiesa-Caso Di Studio Di Riuso, Tecnologia, Arte e Beni Comuni Civici.” Ricerche e Progetti per Il Territorio, La Città e l’architettura 7 (10): 68–80. 2017.
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