( Sardegna ) No housing for artists at the Tobacco Factory. In addition to an active role in the management structure of the City. In light of some "rights" that the Municipality may claim on the future seat of the Fabric of Creativity. The asks a question, the group of the National Alliance in the city council, skeptical, fearing that the large complex on Via Regina Margherita, may one day be converted into a luxury hotel.
The "Factory of Creativity", the Regional Culture talks about the creation of residential areas for the reception of artists and young eager to learn. But the leader of the AN in the municipal council Alessandro Serra, skeptical, suddenly Saturday morning, a sit-in at the gates of the entrance of the Manufacture in Via Regina Margherita, together with a representative of Youth Action and the District Councillor Mark Cabbage. Serra raises doubts about the "residential areas" of the region covered by the plan, criticizing the "privatization" of the complex, behind which, according to the adviser would hide the hidden objective of transforming the Manufacturing, a future in luxury hotels . "We are concerned," says Serra, "when he speaks of" areas dedicated reception and accommodation of artists. " This prediction, coupled with the usual vagueness of the project called "Factory of creativity," awakens the fears we expressed in 2006, "Serra continued. "National Alliance believes that the Manufacture is to be an entirely public space and available space should have a configuration that would indicate different uses. It is not clear to what needs should address the creation of 600 square meters of housing for artists and those who should be the privileged who could access the apartments. " An cites the "residential areas" (which also include "housing director" of Manufacturing, with a magnificent terrace overlooking the sea) described in the redevelopment plan. "We will create homes to be made available to operators and young people," explains the project, "that work together to create an active center and year-round, open to the needs of the city. Will be allocated a standard-residential accommodation (double rooms, houses, apartments, provided with minimum services). 'For the young talents, "the statement continued," will be given in this way the space and support needed for a comparison with established artists, encouraging cultural innovation. " Ennio Blacks