Il progetto del microabbandono nella città molecolare

Garda, Emanuele; Gambazza, Giuseppe

doi:10.3280/tr2016-079016

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“…Entering into the details of some of the contributions identified, we believe that there are some terminological analogies between the present study and that of Garda and Gambazza [1], which deals with abandoned small-scale buildings characterized by functional autonomy (micro-abandonment) but focuses on abandoned commercial spaces within a neighborhood, and which illustrates the extreme variability of the phenomena of abandonment present on the Italian territory and their "taxonomy". It does not, however, specify a particular methodology for the survey of the commercial spaces under investigation, which could be carried out utilizing the official sources available regarding commercial activities within a city neighborhood.…”

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“…The only method comparable to the one proposed starts from an official open-source database that reports whether abusiness in a building or in real estate unit is working and refers only to specific land use (commercial) [1]. It is therefore not possible to make comparisons with other methods of investigation because they do not have the same purpose or the same subject.…”

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“…The term "abandoned building heritage" can be used to illustrate numerous conditions of land or building inactivity: large abandoned and sometimes contaminated industrial areas, uninhabited residential buildings dispersed over the municipality, large buildings that have lost their functionality (service or recreational) or agricultural areas that no longer perform their function and are left abandoned. This universe of non-use was well illustrated, for example, by Garda and Gambazza [1].…”

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