On September 16, 2026, at the Palacrociere in Savona, architect Marco Casamonti participated in the talk “The Evolution of Precast Architecture,” a discussion focused on the transformations in prefabrication and its role in contemporary architecture.

The event provided an opportunity to explore the relationship between design, technology, and production, examining how the evolution of construction systems can help redefine architectural languages, processes, and approaches to conceiving architectural space. Prefabrication, once primarily associated with the standardization and rationalization of the construction process, now faces new possibilities linked to materials research, the precision of industrial production, and the growing integration between design and construction.

In his presentation, Marco Casamonti reflected on the role of architecture in its dialogue with technological innovation, emphasizing how construction experimentation can become an integral part of the design process and contribute to the definition of a contemporary architecture capable of combining quality, innovation, and construction awareness.

Participation in the talk is part of the research and dialogue that accompanies the work of ArcheaAssociati, focusing on the relationship between design culture, technological evolution, and the transformation of ways of living and building.