Panico. Letture di campi post 11 settembre

With the aim of opening a debate, still marginal in Italian architecture universities, that shows how the space is a product of heterogeneous socio-political practices and not just architectural ones, the thesis investigates from a theoretical and analytical point of view, and with a interdisciplinary approach, how contemporary nesting emergencies have consequences on the production of the social space – from the territorial to the individual scale. Understanding borders as interactive and biopolitical architectures, which are constructed and deconstructed according to the relationship between birth, nation and the risk factor attributed to each body, the research graphically translated what happens along European land and sea borders based on documents produced by the European Agencies that regulate the security of these spaces. Specifically, the thesis investigates, from 2006 to 2018 the suspension of the Schengen agreements along the area’s internal borders and the highly mobile geography of the European maritime border in the Mediterranean basin according to the military operations areas against migratory flows entering the European continent.