The Brand Value in a New Concept of Hotel: The Albergo Diffuso Sextantio Case

Iannone, Barbara; Marcella, Liliana

doi:10.5539/ibr.v12n9p81

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“…It represents an example of how to build a business into the historical villages avoiding massive alteration of existing landscapes but enhancing what the communities have. This concept enables to add value to the business and communities whilst keeping the original landscape and environment 22 . Generally, it appears that desirable natural amenities have positive effects on property prices and communities as well 23 – 26 .…”

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Assessment of street-level greenness and its association with housing prices in a metropolitan area

An,

Jang,

Kim

et al. 2023

Sci Rep

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Rapid global urbanization has made environmental amenities scarce despite their considerable advantages, ranging from aesthetics to health benefits. Street greenness is a key urban environmental amenity. This study developed a green index as an objective measure of greenness using street view images and assessed its predictive power along with that of other environmental amenities for metropolitan housing prices. Spatial interpolation was used to transform point data into areal data, enabling effective analysis of a dataset covering an entire metropolis. A series of hedonic models revealed that (1) street greenness is significantly and negatively associated with housing prices, (2) a traditional greenness indicator and the green index provide complementary information, indicating that they could be used for different purposes, and (3) environmental amenities, in general, demonstrated significant relationships with housing prices. Our analysis strategy including spatial interpolation can be widely employed for studies using different types of data. The findings demonstrating a complementary relationship between our two greenness indicators provide valuable insights for policymakers and urban planners to improve street-level greenness and green accessibility. Considering the significance of environmental amenities, this study provides practical approaches for executing sustainable and healthy city development.

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Assessment of street-level greenness and its association with housing prices in a metropolitan area

An,

Jang,

Kim

et al. 2023

Sci Rep

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Urban Regeneration through Cultural–Tourism Entrepreneurship Based on Albergo Diffuso Development: The Venac Historic Core in Sombor, Serbia

Antonić,

Stupar,

Kovač

et al. 2024

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The inner core of Sombor, known as “Venac”, is probably the best-preserved one among medium-sized cities in Serbia. The stagnation of Sombor during the 20th century and its urban shrinkage in the 21st century have prevented significant transformations of the core, enabling its preservation under state protection as an urban heritage site. However, the recent rise of cultural tourism has triggered urban regeneration. As the city is still unprepared for this change, this regeneration has mostly omitted the inner core. Realising this, local representatives and experts have started rethinking innovative approaches to its regeneration, including the concept of Albergo Diffuso. This sustainable concept is created to revive the historic cores of small, shrinking cities and towns. Basically, it represents a hotel situated in several old buildings dispersed throughout a historic urban fabric, fitting perfectly into the regeneration of Venac. However, the current lack of precise spatial indicators and thresholds makes their incorporation into the planning process challenging. Considering this, this study focuses on the current spatial development of tourism in Venac, analysing the elements that would support and facilitate the application of this concept in the future. This article also proposes a set of new planning measures to support a strategically organised approach—from the emphasis on urban reuse and physical renewal to multileveled linking of basic concept conditions to the prioritization of pedestrian-friendly places and the application of innovative urban design in open public spaces. By connecting the selected Albergo Diffuso approach with spatial development and its analysis, this study also contributes to the spatial imprint of the concept’s implementation.

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The Brand Value in a New Concept of Hotel: The Albergo Diffuso Sextantio Case

Cited by 2 publications

References 37 publications

Assessment of street-level greenness and its association with housing prices in a metropolitan area

Assessment of street-level greenness and its association with housing prices in a metropolitan area

Urban Regeneration through Cultural–Tourism Entrepreneurship Based on Albergo Diffuso Development: The Venac Historic Core in Sombor, Serbia

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