Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
The main object of this research is the complex of peculiar relations between Production and Landscape of a specific peri-urban context, which is currently at serious and progressive risk of abandonment and loss of memory and whose regeneration they act as a prominent cultural leverage for.
Since the roman age and for centuries, in Rufoli, a little village in the city of Salerno, handmade glazed tiles were produced in typical woodfired furnaces and put on the Empire routes to cover a part of the market demand. The only one active furnace, which survived the depopulation of the area occurred in the last second-half century, is assumed as a crucial starting point of a wider landscape project. By means of historical studies, punctual architecture interventions and an evaluation process for an adaptive reuse of the abandoned productive buildings, a Cultural-productive District has been identified as an achievable Circular Economy scenario for this productive landscape.
SMC MAGAZINE SPECIAL ISSUE N. FIVE/2021
001_COVER AND INDEX
003_Notes on Landscape at risk and post-pandemic implications
Marialuce Stanganelli, Carlo Gerundo
SECTION 1 – LANDSCAPE AT ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK
007_Emergency management and urban planning: policies and actions for the Vesuvian coastal area
Marialuce Stanganelli, Carlo Gerundo, Maria Perillo, Beatrice Faggiano, Francesco Silvestri, Giovanni Forte, Giacomo Iovane
013_Insights on risk perception: the case of Friuli Venezia Giulia
Giorgia Bressan, Andrea Guaran, Gian Pietro Zaccomer
016_The post-disaster temporary landscape. Reflecting on housing and tourism practices in the crater of central Italy
Sara Cipolletti, Alessandro Gabbianelli
020_The complex thinking to avoid the “reconstruction risk”. A design methodological proposal for Inner Areas
Giovangiuseppe Vannelli
023_Advanced planning for urban landscape enhancement
Roberto De Lotto, Caterina Pietra, Elisabetta Maria Venco
027_Elements of integration of Regional Landscape Planning with Risk Management Planning in Abruzzo
Donato Di Ludovico
032_Small Rivers and Landscape. Nature-based solutions to mitigate flood risk
Malena Magliocchetti, Valentina Adinolfi, Giacomo Viccione, Michele Grimaldi, Isidoro Fasolino
037_Post-communist urban landscape at risk – challenge and innovation
Tana Nicoleta Lascu, Cristina Victoria Ochinciuc
SECTION 2 – LANDSCAPE AT RISK OF ABANDONMENT
041_Re-evaluating the distance: virus as a “great urban planner” in the rediscovery of inner areas at risk of depopulation
Francesca Bruni
044_On the relations between landscape and production. The case study of Rufoli in Salerno
Guglielmo Avallone
051_The landscape of the Amalfi Coast: an endangered paradise
Giorgia De Pasquale, Lorenzo Nofroni, Serena Savelli
055_Social ecology and traditional landscape enhancement. Some issues from a case study in the Gorizia Karst
Alessandra Marin, Alfredo Altobelli
061_Conservation through development: paths of innovation for protected areas
Giovanni Ottaviano
064_Circular economy as ‘catalyst’ for resilience in inner areas
Marco Rossitti, Francesca Torrieri
068_Designing the margins. A strategy for Lioni
Chiara Barbieri, Giovanni Zucchi
073_Landscapes at risk of peripheralization. A methodological framework for risk analysis to support planning strategies
Roberto Gerundo, Alessandra Marra
080_Periurban landscapes, vulnerabilities and potentials for regeneration
Anna Attademo, Maria Gabriella Errico
SECTION 3 – LANDSCAPE AT RISK OF OVEREXPLOITATION AND TOURISM
084_Tourism in the time of COVID-19. A research on the behaviour and travel expectations of Italians
Fabio Corbisiero
089_Collaborative governance for coastal landscape integrated management. The Agro Pontino Coast Contract
Stefano Magaudda, Serena Muccitelli, Carolina Pozzi, Cristina Palazzini
093_Tourism in the Phlegraean Fields. Public perception and framing agenda of territorial public initiatives
Salvatore Monaco, Carmine Urciuoli
096_Environmental Hazard and Resource Use: a comparison Between Volcanic Landscape of Vesuvius and Stromboli
Maurizio Conte, Dora Francese, Giuseppe Vaccaro
101_Archeological resources: a blended landscape with various hazard factors. The case of Bacoli
Luca Buoninconti, Paola De Joanna, Dora Francese
106_LIST OF AUTHORS
