Platform Spaces: When culture and the arts intersect territorial development and social innovation, a view from the Italian context

Tricarico, Luca; Jones, Zachary M.; Daldanise, Gaia

doi:10.1080/07352166.2020.1808007

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“…While an academic debate on urban regeneration and social innovation in Italy is fairly wellestablished (Ostanel 2017;Billi and Tricarico 2018;Cottino and Zandonai, 2012;Battistoni and Zandonai 2017;Calvaresi 2018), studies of social entrepreneurial initiatives in the cultural field are still few and far between. The most salient experiences include the cases of ExFadda in San Vito dei Normanni (Apulia) and Periferica in Mazara del Vallo (Sicily) (Scaffidi, 2019), representing what Tricarico et al (2020) call "Platform Spaces", based on multi-player cooperation. Rodighiero et al (2019) propose an organisational model for planning and managing creative and collaborative spaces in urban contexts.…”

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“…Social innovation has conveyed "an alternative view of urban development, focused on satisfaction of human needs (and empowerment, i.e. social economy) through innovation in the relations within neighbourhood and community governance" (Moulaert et al, 2007: 196) and in the way of "using, producing, and exploiting tangible and intangible cultural assets" (Tricarico et al, 2020). Its approach is inter-sectoral and embraces several facets of urban life: (re)use of spatial assets, promotion of new entrepreneurial initiatives, and policy-making processes.…”

Section: Urban Regeneration Social Innovation Adaptive Reuse and Soci...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Building on decay: urban regeneration and social entrepreneurship in Italy through culture and the arts

Baraldi

Salone

2022

European Planning Studies

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This paper focuses on urban regeneration practices based on adaptive reuse projects in culture and the arts, where new forms of social entrepreneurship emerge. Through in-depth qualitative research, we develop three case studies in three different urban contexts in Italy: Turin, a large and highly industrialised city in one of the country's north-west regions; Terni, a medium-sized city in central Italy; and Favara, a small town in the province of Agrigento on the island of Sicily. Building on the case studies, we outline a possible taxonomy of urban remains, entrepreneurship, and adaptive reuse models, reflecting on the role of social entrepreneurship and its peculiar governance and business models, the specific features of adaptive reuse and urban regeneration processes, and the relationship between art and urban regeneration. Some closing remarks focus on how social entrepreneurship in the cultural field challenges both scholars and decision-makers.

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Building on decay: urban regeneration and social entrepreneurship in Italy through culture and the arts

Baraldi

Salone

2022

European Planning Studies

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“…Artists and cultural voices help to raise public awareness and action on climate change, and their work may be a potent vehicle for mobilization. Cultural institutions such as museums and libraries provide platforms spaces [20] for listening to communities and also as hubs of multicultural and intergenerational interchange, capacity building, and knowledge-sharing through public accessibility and trust.…”

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Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE): Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Daldanise¹,

Clemente²

2022

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Port cities’ sustainable development can start from innovation in maritime culture to build new urban visions based on the goals of Agenda 2030 and oriented towards local and international cooperation. In the international debate innovative strategies on cultural heritage enhancement contaminate the research and production contexts of ports. In addition, numerous cities have implemented creative and cultural responses to climate change and environmental sustainability. Creativity and cultural heritage enhancement can guide the definition of new trajectories of sustainable urban development, particularly in port-city interaction areas. In Europe, port-city interaction areas have been transformed into laboratories of cultural and creative experimentation for the sustainable management of cultural heritage and the urban quality of public spaces. In this perspective, the paper, starting from the studies developed on the main measurement frameworks of creative cities and sustainable development policies, aims to investigate the possibility of developing a "Port-cities Creative Heritage Enhancement" approach to assess and plan possible cultural and creative transformations of historical-architectural buildings, industrial archaeologies and symbolic urban spaces in the port-city interaction areas of Naples.

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“…Artists and cultural voices help to raise public awareness and action on climate change, and their work may be a potent vehicle for mobilization. Cultural institutions such as museums and libraries provide platform spaces [34] for listening to communities and also as hubs of multicultural and intergenerational interchange, capacity building, and knowledge-sharing through public accessibility and trust.…”

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Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE) Scenario Approach: Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Daldanise

Clemente

2022

Sustainability

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In the international debate, creative and cultural responses to climate change and environmental sustainability are increasing in policies and practices. Creativity and cultural heritage enhancement can guide the definition of new trajectories of sustainable urban development, particularly in port-city interaction areas. In Europe, port-city interaction areas have been transformed into laboratories of cultural and creative experimentation for the sustainable management of cultural heritage and the urban quality of public spaces. Starting from the studies developed on the main measurement frameworks of creative cities and sustainable development policies, the paper aims to investigate the possibility of developing a “Port-cities Creative Heritage Enhancement” approach to assess and plan possible cultural and creative transformations of historical-architectural buildings, industrial archaeology, and symbolic urban spaces in the port-city interaction areas of Naples.

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Platform Spaces: When culture and the arts intersect territorial development and social innovation, a view from the Italian context

Cited by 32 publications

References 85 publications

Building on decay: urban regeneration and social entrepreneurship in Italy through culture and the arts

Building on decay: urban regeneration and social entrepreneurship in Italy through culture and the arts

Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE): Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE) Scenario Approach: Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

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