Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
The migratory phenomenon promotes spatial transformations capable of re-signifying interscalar relationships between buildings, open spaces, urban and landscape areas through the combination of the dynamics of “crossings” and “rootings” of territories.
This awareness, supported by quantitative data and socio-economic investigations, deserves to be explored in depth by investigations aimed at understanding the qualitative aspects of the spatialities linked to migration. Architectural tools can identify the innovative characteristics of ways of living and outline prospects for environmental regeneration built on different scales.
In this general framework, the contribution investigates the field of temporary homes for migrants as architectures that effectively assume a social responsibility. Through the analysis of completed projects, the aim is to demonstrate how temporary homes are candidates to become representative poles of a renewed welfare network capable of satisfying needs and embodying the dreams of a multicultural society.
001_COVER AND INDEX
005_ ARCHITECTURE AND SOCIAL WELFARE
Paola De Joanna
FOCUS ON SOCIAL PERSPECTIVE IN CONSTRUCTION: Social inclusion as urban vitality
016_ SPATIAL MECHANISMS FOR THE MODERN MEDITERRANEAN CITY. Or a vertical casbah called Walden 7
Raquel Álvarez ArceI, Marta Alonso Rodriguez, María Lucía Balboa Dominguez, Noelia Galván Desvaux
022_ INTEGRATIONG SUSTAINABILITY AND COMMUNITY. Architecture of Participation in Monticelli d’Ongina
Daniele Fanzini, Antonio Conversano, Alberto Sogni, Elena Marsiglia
028_ TEMPORARY HOUSING FOR MIGRANTS. The cornerstones of a renewed welfare network
Paola Galante
034_ BEYOND ACCESSIBILITY: UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR HEALTHY AND INCLUSIVE PUBLIC SPACE
Erminia Attaianese, Ylenia Di Dario
041_ MANUFACTURED LANDSCAPES AND SPATIAL JUSTICE: A Territorial Extractivism Perspective on Campi Flegrei
Francesco Casalbordino
049_ ADDRESSING SPATIAL STIGMA. Dignity as a design principle
Mario Galterisi
054_ DEVELOPMENT OF MODELLING APPROACH TO ANALYSE FUEL POVERTY USING GIS TOOL
Gianluca Cadoni, Mohamed Belmaaziz, Marie Durand
062_ ARCHITECTURE IS/AND POLITICS, ARCHITECTURE IS/AND ETHICS
Marella Santangelo
067_ FOR EVERYONE AND FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL: THE DESIGN CHALLENGE FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Ilaria ObertiI, Isabella T. Steffan
072_THE TRANSITION OF DESIGN AS A TOOL FOR SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION: perspectives from the Global North and Global South
Selma El Bergui, Mountaser Es-Semyhy, Raja Moussaoui, Marouane Benmakhlouf, Rachid Benkmil, Abderrahmane
Jouhar, Mohammed Cherraj, Driss El Hachmi
077_ ASSESSMENT OF ANTHROPOGENIC FACTORS IN HISTORICAL MONUMENTS: A NUMERICAL APPROACH AND CASE STUDY
Abderrahmane Jouhar, Driss El Hachmi, Raja Moussaoui, Mohammed Cherraj, Selma El Bergui, Aya Ben Zoubair, EL Mehdi Nchiti
083_ THE RESOURCE OF TRUST AND CITY DESIGN
Massimo Conte Schächter
FOCUS ON SOCIAL PERSPECTIVE IN CONSTRUCTION: Urban regeneration aimed at social impact
089_ULTRASONIC CHARACTERIZATION OF COMPRESSED EARTH BLOCKS IN POST-SEISMIC RECONSTRUCTION IN THE AL HAOUZ
REGION, TAYIDRIN VILLAGE, MOROCCO
SAbderrahmane Jouhar, Raja Moussaoui Mohammed Cherraj, EL Mehdi Nchiti, Mokhfi Takarli, Fatima Allou, Driss El Hachmi
094_ IMPACT OF ORGANIC AND CARBONACEOUS MATERIALS ON CLAY BRICK PROPERTIES
Anouar Bouchahma, Amina Malaki, Raja Moussaoui, Mohammed Cherraj, Soukaina Oulkadi, Mountaser Es-Semyhy, Driss El Hachmi
100_TECHNIQUES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATION OF DRY STONE WALLS: AN ANCIENT ART THAT CHALLENGES TIME
Vito Domenico Porcari, Giuseppe Andrisani
108_ ARCHITECTURAL RESTITUTION OF THE MUQARNAS DOME IN THE TINMEL MOSQUE
Abdelhak Loukid, Khalid Rkha Chaham, Taoufiq Bahjaoui, Mohamed Amrani Abourouh, Saad Bensallam
114_LATEST GENERATION URBAN INNOVATIONS. The case of the technological center of San Giovanni a Teduccio in Naples
Fabio Corbisiero, Antonella Berritto
123_METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH TO RENOVATE BUILDINGS THROUGH CIRCULAR DESIGN STRATEGIES
A BIM workflow for DfA, DfF and DfD
Giammarco Montalbano, Massimiliano Martino
131_ ASSESSING THE DUCTILITY OF HETEROGENEOUS MATERIALS: APPLICATION TO CEMENT-STABILIZED SOILS
K. Bouassria, A. Ammari, N. Zakham, M.Cherraj, H. Bouabid
