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Charbonneau, Jean-Pierre

doi:10.3917/tu.001.0012

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“…The transformation dynamics of the contemporary city in recent decades, which are more changeable and therefore more uncertain, make it difficult to foresee and anticipate [40,41], highlighting the need to identify a new approach to the design of public spaces: more strategic and better able to adapt to unforeseen situations and events. An approach that stimulates the adaptive capacity of cities, through innovative experimentation and a series of actions adapted to the speed of urban transformations [42,43] and capable of innovating planning and design tools and procedures, is also called for by the guidelines of goal 11.7 of the Sustainable Development Agenda: "By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive, and accessible green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities".…”

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Open Urban Space Regeneration Strategies Based on Urban Welfare: A Project and Experiment in the San Lorenzo District in Rome, Italy

Mariano

Lacambra

Monte³

2022

Sustainability

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The current socio-economic dynamics and the consequences induced by the pandemic emergency have generated a reflection on the need to recover the dimension of proximity and to share resources, spaces, infrastructures, and experiences. This solicits a remodelling of the system of public open spaces, based on a resilient, adaptive model; multifunctional and linked to the temporality of the functions that spaces can accommodate. The paper deals with the issues of planning and design of public open spaces around the needs of proximity and welfare. This is achieved through collecting and systematizing state of the art concepts on the role of public space within the urban structure of the city, and the formulation of guidelines for design, deduced from an empirical application conducted on a pilot district in the city of Rome. The paper aims to suggest to policymakers and planners a new approach and a path for future research and practice in the planning and design of more sustainable and inclusive green areas and public spaces, meeting the diverse needs of citizens. We undertook this objective through the experimental application of an intervention methodology on the public space system of the San Lorenzo neighbourhood in Rome.

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Open Urban Space Regeneration Strategies Based on Urban Welfare: A Project and Experiment in the San Lorenzo District in Rome, Italy

Mariano

Lacambra

Monte³

2022

Sustainability

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“…The comparison with the transformation dynamics of the contemporary city in recent decades, which are more changeable, and therefore more uncertain, in which it is difficult to foresee and anticipate [30,31], highlights the need to identify a new approach to the design of public spaces, more strategic and better able to adapt to unforeseen situations and events. An approach that stimulates the adaptive capacity of cities, through innovative experimentation and a series of actions adapted to the speed of urban transformations [32,33], capable of innovating planning and design tools and procedures, as also called for by the guidelines of goal 11.7 of the Sustainable Development Agenda: "By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities".…”

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Urban Regeneration Strategies for the Open Urban Spaces's Project. Experimentation and Innovation in Rome for A New Urban Welfare

Mariano¹,

Lacambra²,

Monte³

2022

Preprint

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The paper proposes, through an experimental method, a conceptualisation of theoretical-methodological and practical guidelines for the project on the system of collective open spaces, residual areas, abandoned areas that characterise the contemporary city, both in the urban contexts of the historical city, and in the more marginal areas of the modern suburbs. This methodology was experimented on an historical neighbourhood in Rome (San Lorenzo discrict) starting from the results of some researches conducted in collaboration between Sapienza University of Rome and the Escuela de Architettura, Universidad San Jorge and some design experiments conducted by Gràvalosdimonte design studio. This methodology and experimentation combines the theme of the inter-scalarity of the project (territorial, urban and local scale) with the themes of the flexibility and proximity of functions with respect to local instances and contingencies caused by the pandemic situation and by the sustainability perspectives, with particular reference to the need for urban health, the dialectic between public and private space in the perspective of the notion of common good, the bottom-up project for the construction of proximity spaces and plurality in the decision-making process.

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“…The strategies to be implemented should be oriented towards proposing simple, fast and good quality solutions, which in some cases fall within the definition of aménagementsd'anticipation (Charbonneau, 2007) and which are characterized by a particular attention to the local dimension of the project intervention, based on a gradual, incremental action, open to the involvement of a pluralist audience of transformation actors (Charbonneau, 2013(Charbonneau, , 2014Gabellini, 2013;Bonfantini, 2018) also through the use of temporary uses of open spaces available (Mariano, 2015).…”

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Sustainable urban project: the role of public spaces in adapting cities to the effects of climate change

Mariano¹,

Marino²

2020

XII Seminario Internacional De Investigación en Urbanismo, São Paulo-Lisboa, 2020

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Contemporary urban planning is nowadays getting involved into thematic related with the slow and unceasing city transformations. This circumstance highlights the need for overcoming the sectoral approach to urban complexity, in favor of a more integrated one. The context to which reference is made is the urban area; the challenge is about the adaptation to the physical, social and economic transformations; the intervention tool to which the contribution refers is that of Urban Project. The authors focus is referred to the urban transformations induced by the effects of climate change, with specific reference to the increasingly frequent floods: highlighting their effects ,in terms of design, on public spaces, and analyzing some good practices that have managed to transform the calamitous event into an urban development engine. The paper proposes a critical reflection on two case studies, "Water Square" in Benthemplein and "Climate tiles" in Copenhagen that represent ways of intervening on public space, at different scale, the first one in the field of urban planning, the latter in the field of Urban Design, complementary approaches for an ecological reconversion of city areas compromised by the effects of climate change.

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Faire beaucoup avec peu, vite et bien…

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Open Urban Space Regeneration Strategies Based on Urban Welfare: A Project and Experiment in the San Lorenzo District in Rome, Italy

Open Urban Space Regeneration Strategies Based on Urban Welfare: A Project and Experiment in the San Lorenzo District in Rome, Italy

Urban Regeneration Strategies for the Open Urban Spaces's Project. Experimentation and Innovation in Rome for A New Urban Welfare

Sustainable urban project: the role of public spaces in adapting cities to the effects of climate change

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