Progetti integrati per paesaggi d’acqua.

Giacomo, Tullia Valeria Di

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“…The 'resilient city' is achieved by planning innovative social, economic and environmental responses that enable it to adapt (modifying) in the long run, to the stresses of the environment and history (Iacomoni, 2019). Thus, the Workshop followed various themes to define design proposals; in particular, it questioned the newfound configuration of the River which, thanks to water control with the construction of the Spillway, will increasingly present itself as a water-free space, representing an interesting opportunity for environmental refunctionalization (Iacomoni, 2022).…”

Section: Multi-level River Connecting the Multi-layer Citymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The current territorial and urban agenda is characterized by climatic, environmental and anthropic challenges (OECD, 2020;IPCC, 2022). On the one hand, the main issues refer to the protection of fragile territories, landscapes and settlements; on the other hand, the uses, performance and efficiency of architectural artefacts and urban furniture constitute a fundamental theme in the urban planning and architectural debate (Iacomoni, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

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MULTILEVEL RIVERS FOR CONTEMPORARY URBAN SPACES From research to design solutions

De Cesaris,

Iacomoni,

Ravagnan

2024

International Urban Planning Research Seminar

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The paper is part of the debate and experimentation on architectural and urban design resilient to climate change and investigates the possibilities of reusing riverbeds in important cities in the southern Mediterranean and Middle East areas such as Genoa, Malaga and Isfahan. These riverbeds, due to climate change and a series of hydraulic works, are today characterized by a strong variability of the water level and abandonment, even if they represent central areas of the urban structure available to host contemporary public spaces of cities through innovative design solutions. In this perspective, the paper contributes to the debate with a review of theoretical references and recent international practices and a comparison of three selected case studies (Bisagno-Genoa, Guadalmedina-Malaga, Zayanderud-Isfahan) that have been the scope of didactic design experimentations in the framework of international workshops promoted by Sapienza University in collaboration with other Universities. Keywords: water, multilevel-river, public space, urban regeneration.

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Section: Multi-level River Connecting the Multi-layer Citymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%