Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
Building new metabolic territories is a proactive way of responding to the challenges and precariousness of the contemporary city. By integrating solutions inspired by new scientific advances in urban ecology, cities are able to address some of the environmental threats. Many European cities are implementing alternative nature-based solutions to protect their health and tackle water scarcity, land consumption and climate change, to increase citizens’ well-being. Wellbeing and health (Agenda 2030) are the most important analytical parameters for measuring the results and impacts of environmental project actions. With this in mind, the study presents a “nature-action” project hypothesis for which the methodological approach adopted is the BPCI “Bioclimatic Park City Immersive”. In methodological-analytical terms, the opportunities and benefits that the inclusion in green spaces and lungs bring to urban landscapes in a perspective of ecological transition are assessed.
001_ COVER AND INDEX
005_ VIEW_HISTORY, ENERGY AND SCIENCE: CHANGES IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGNERS’ RESPONSIBILITY
Dora Francese
FOCUS ON SDG 2030 ENERGY HISTORY AND SCIENCE
025_ CIRCULAR ECONOMY ASSESSMENT IN DIFFERENT SCALES OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT. Impacts and Sustainable Strategies
Francyane Karla, Lopez Duarte
033_THE LOOPER METHODOLOGY: CO-CREATION PROCESSES FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT. Inclusive and sustainable cities
Chiara Scanagatta, Massimiliano Condotta
039_ INTERIOR DESIGN IN MEDITERRANEAN HEALTHCARE FACILITIES. Sustainable materials and Nanomaterials
Maria Micalopoulou, Fani Vavili-Tsinka, Dimitrios Kontaxakis
044_ EXPLORING SUSTAINABILITY AND WELL-BEING IN THE BUILDING HABITAT. The green digital experience of beXLab
Antonella Trombadore, Carla Balocco
053_ ARAB-ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE IN ITALY: NEW APPROACH FOR VALORIZATION. A case study of Palermo
Fouad Ben Ali
059_ THE CASE OF APICE VECCHIO. Hypotesis for a conservation
Gianluigi de Martino, Valentina Bocchino, Alessia Fusciello
069_ SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION: CHALLENGES AND APPLICABILITY IN MEGACITIES TO ATTAIN SDGS – CASE STUDY OF CAIRO, EGYPT
Mohsen Aboulnaga, Abdulrahman Amer, Radwa Elsobki
075_ ENVIRONMENTAL VULNERABILITY TO PERIPHERALIZATION RISK IN LARGE AREA PLANNING
Roberto Gerundo, Alessandra Marra, Ottavia Giacomaniello
084_ ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF INTELLIGENT GLAZING. Case Study: Detached House in Greece
Katerina Georgoudy, Fani Vavili
089_ TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION AND DESIGN OF BIPV SYSTEMS FOR ENERGY TRANSITION PROCESS
Valeria D’Ambrosio, Enza Tersigni
096_ SUSTAINABLE RESTORATION: SURVEY AND ANALYSIS OF THE BARON EMPAIN PALACE, CAIRO, EGYPT
Mohsen Aboulnaga, Paola Puma, Maryam Elsharkawy
105_ FROM GLOBAL STRATEGIES TO MANDATORY STANDARDS IN CONSTRUCTION. A time line for sustainable habitats
Erminia Attaianese, Nunzia Coppola, Marina Rigillo
111_ RECORDING, DOCUMENTATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN CULTURAL HERITAGE BUILDINGS. Athens building maintenance (1830-1940)
Georgia Cheirchanteri
116_ INFOGRAPHICS AND MAPS AS TOOLS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF ANTHROPIC LANDSCAPES
Barbara Messina, Stefano Chiarenza
122_ ANALYSIS AND REPRESENTATION OF ACCESSIBILITY PARAMETERS OF URBAN OPEN SPACES
Tomás Enrique Martínez Chao
127_ SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES FOR THE RECOVERY AND CONSERVATION OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS. LCA approach for CO2 reduction
Giacomo Di Ruocco, Roberta Melella, Pasquale Cucco, Carmine Capuano
133_ E-BIM FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PRODUCTION PLANTS. An approach for SMEs
Pierpaolo D’Agostino, Giuseppe Antuono, Elia Calabrò
141_ NATURALLY AVAILABLE SOLUTIONS FOR BUILDING NEW METABOLIC TERRITORIES
Rosa Maria Vitrano
149_ MICROCLIMATE DESIGN FOR MICRO-CLIMATE URBAN DESIGN. A CASE STUDY IN GRANADA, SPAIN
Matteo Trane, Matteo Giovanardi, Riccardo Pollo, Chiara Martoccia
156_ METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE VULNERABILITY OF NON-STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS. Monitoring for risk managment
Roberto Castelluccio, Diego Di Martire, Luigi Guerriero, Veronica Vitiello
163_ UNDERGROUND ARTIFICIAL CAVITIES IN APULIA. Quarrying culture and reclamation of a forgotten heritage
Nicola Panzini
168_ ENERGY COMMUNITIES IN SMALLER MEDITERRANEAN URBAN CENTRES
Antonella Violano, Marica Merola
175_ NEIGHBOURHOODS IN THE CENTRE: THE NOLO CASE IN THE MILAN CONTEXT
Michela Lecci, Ilaria Oberti
