Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
The landscape of the Po Valley features a delicate hydraulic balance, achieved through the construction of works that have kept safe several settlements through time, though not preventing some dramatic floods. Canals, dams, sluices, and riverbanks compose a widespread and peculiar infrastructural landscape, which constantly reminds us of the careful, meticulous, and tenacious effort of transformation and management of the land, which has been necessary for urban, agricultural and industrial development.
In the 1970s just about 11 out of the 27 planned km of the waterway Padua-Venice were actually built, i.e. the starting and final stretches located respectively in the industrial district of Padua and in the cargo port of Venice. This paper deals with design scenarios turning this abandoned waterway into green infrastructure that works both as safety device and as landmark as well as a formal and spatial device capable of re-composing a large number of scattered artefacts while re-designing landscape.
001_ COVER AND INDEX
005_ VIEW_HEALTH AND WELFARE IN 2020: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN REGIONAL MEGACITY
Dora Francese
FOCUS ON 2030 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: CITY AND LAND
017_ MICROCLIMATE OF THE OLD URBAN FABRICS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION
Mohamed Belmaaziz
022_POSITIVE ENERGY DISTRICTS: EUROPEAN RESEARCH AND PILOT PROJECTS
Andrea Boeri, Danila Longo, Rossella Roversi, Giulia Turci
028_ SDG7 AND HISTORICAL CONTEXTS. THE EXPLOITATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGIES
Marianna Rotilio, Chiara Marchionni, Pierluigi De Berardinis
033_ CONNECTING HERITAGES. Strategies for the Mediterranean Basin
Mariangela Bellomo, Antonella Falotico
038_ THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF VERTICO- LATERAL CAVE DWELLINGS IN SOUTHEAST TUNISIA
Houda Driss, Fakher Kharrat
043_ THE DESIGN FOR THE CONNECTED AND MULTISENSORY CITY
Giovanna Giugliano, Sonia Capece, Mario Buono
051_ THE ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGICAL PROJECT FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 2030 AGENDA
Elena Mussinelli, Andrea Tartaglia, Giovanni Castaldo, Daniele Fanzini
056_ THE THERMAL AMBIENCES OF ATRIUM BUILDINGS: CASE OF THE MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
Warda Boulfani, Djamila Rouag-Saffedine
062_ INCLUSIVE CITIES: TOOLS TO GUARANTEE ACCESS
Ilaria Oberti, Isabella Tiziana Steffan
067_ THE NEW MODEL OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTIONS
Georgia Cheirchanteri
072_ AS GREY INFRASTRUCTURE TURNS GREEN. Along the Padua-Venice waterway
Luigi Stendardo, Luigi Siviero
079_ IDENTITY AND INNOVATION FOR THE REVITALIZATION OF HISTORIC VILLAGES. Dialogue on Mediterranean living experience
Antonella Trombadore, Marco Sala
090_ THE POWER OF ALHAMBRA’S IMAGINARY IN THE ARCHITECTURE OF ANTONI GAUDI
Nour El Houda Hasni
095_ WATER ARCHITECTURE IN HISTORY FOR THE STORYTELLING OF IDENTITY HERITAGE
Rosa Maria Giusto
101_ TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: MEGA PROJECT’S STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT TO ATTAIN SDG 7, 9, 11, 12 and 13
Mohsen Aboulnaga, Abdulrahman Amer, Abdelrahman Al-Sayed
107_ THE NEW RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HOSPITAL AND THE TERRITORY: A NEW IDEA OF URBAN HEALTH
Marella Santangelo
112_ POSITIVE ENERGY DISTRICTS (PEDS) FOR INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Carola Clemente, Paolo Civiero, Marilisa Cellurale
119_ VISUAL INFORMATION AND GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION MODELS OF THE AMALFI COAST LANDSCAPES
Stefano Chiarenza, Barbara Messina
125_ STANDARDS PEREQUATION: NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR THE REALIZATION OF SERVICES FOR THE CITY
Pasquale De Toro, Rita Gallo, Roberto Gerundo, Silvia Iodice, Francesca Nocca
132_ ECOLOGICALLY EQUIPPED INDUSTRIAL AREAS An integrated management of industrial sites
Christina Conti, Giovanni La Varra, Ambra Pecile
138_ INSPIRING and TRAINING ENERGY-SPATIAL SOCIOECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY
Alessandro Sgobbo
144_ NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR ANCIENT UTOPIAS. Towards a sustainable recovery of Italian rural villages
Simona Talenti, Annarita Teodosio
150_ DESIGNING THE HEALTHY CITY: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
Riccardo Pollo, Elisa Biolchini, Giulia Squillacioti, Roberto Bono
156_ TOWARDS THE HARMONIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES WITH THE LANDSCAPE. A catalogue of good practices
Lia Marchi
161_ CROWDSOURCED DIGITAL SYSTEMS FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY: NAVIGATION, DATA-GATHERING AND PLANNING
Marco Quaggiotto
166_ BUILDING THE CIVIC CITY. Civic design as enabler of resilient communities
Vanessa Monna, Valentina Auricchio
171_ ACKNOWLEDGING WRECKED LANDSCAPE. From waste into resource through visionary scenarios
Luigi Stendardo, Stefanos Antoniadis
178_ ENERGY EFFICIENCY FEATURES IN ITALIAN AND SPANISH TRADITIONAL DWELLINGS
Federica Ribera, Pasquale Cucco, Ignacio Javier Gil Crespo
184_ “ZÉRO ARTIFICIALISATION NETTE” TARGET, TOWARDS CIRCULAR CITIES AND TERRITORIES
Alessia Sannolo, Chiara Bocchino, Domenico De Rosa
194_ CLOOSING THE LOOP RE-THINKING URBAN MINING
Mariateresa Giammetti
207_ CO-SMART GOVERNANCE IN THE TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES OF FUTURE CITIES. Masdar City: A Model for Sustainable Cities
Salvatore Visone
212_ THE THOUGHT OF THE NATURAL. Notes for a critical reflection on territorial sustainability
Andrea Facciolongo
216_ TOWARDS ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN CONTEMPORARY BUILDINGS FROM DOWNTOWN TUNIS
Athar Chabchoub, Fakher Kharrat
221_ DIGITAL MANAGEMENT OF QUARRIES SYSTEM FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORY
Giuseppe Antuono, Valeria Cera, Vincenzo Cirillo, Emanuela Lanzara
229_ ADAPTIVE OPEN SPACES IN THE POST COVID-19 CITY
Rossella Franchino, Caterina Frettoloso
