Climate Urbanism: caring and living in the Medial Europe / “Climate Urbanism” moves from the dominant narrative of “sustainable urbanism” based on “resiliency” to a radical systemic approach that considers Climate Change (CC) alterations as a present condition instead of an eventual future hazard, aiming at evolving new models of living together instead of preserving the actual neoliberal narratives. In Mapping CC the students make visible CC present implications on space and society. Tackling CC offers instead a set of radical development scenarios. While promoting spatial justice as a climate action issue, the atelier works with the case of Biella, a “medial” territory representing the majority of contemporary territorial conditions in Europe.