The ‘Urban Regeneration of Peripheral Areas’ workshop experimented with an innovative design model for the urban regeneration of Rome. The working method of the workshop is based on diachronic analysis of the evolution of the combined natural history and culture of the area, the architectural, technological, environmental and landscape situation and relation-ship with the surrounding territory. The workshop dealt with the mutual relationships, which run through and characterise the dimensional and relational scales of the environments of metropolitan ecosystems as structures and landscapes. The strategy for urban and territorial integration is left to the procedures and policies of the community activism organisations and the administration because only they play central roles in the implementation of the design proposal. Even in the most critical cases it is possible to regenerate the outskirts, preserve their value by trans forming them with the integration/recombination of their components and oppose the shared project of an urban landscape with an increasing number of buildings outside the proper context appropriate to their socio-cultural identity

De Bonis, L., Di Benedetto, G., Luisa Germanà, M., Trapani, F., Petrangeli, M., Tonelli, C. (2018). The urban regeneration of the peripheral areas. The case study of Tor Vergata (Rome, Italy). In A. Catalani (a cura di), Cities’ Identity Through Architecture and Arts (pp. 411-420). London : Taylor & Francis Group.

The urban regeneration of the peripheral areas. The case study of Tor Vergata (Rome, Italy)

Chiara Tonelli
2018-01-01

Abstract

The ‘Urban Regeneration of Peripheral Areas’ workshop experimented with an innovative design model for the urban regeneration of Rome. The working method of the workshop is based on diachronic analysis of the evolution of the combined natural history and culture of the area, the architectural, technological, environmental and landscape situation and relation-ship with the surrounding territory. The workshop dealt with the mutual relationships, which run through and characterise the dimensional and relational scales of the environments of metropolitan ecosystems as structures and landscapes. The strategy for urban and territorial integration is left to the procedures and policies of the community activism organisations and the administration because only they play central roles in the implementation of the design proposal. Even in the most critical cases it is possible to regenerate the outskirts, preserve their value by trans forming them with the integration/recombination of their components and oppose the shared project of an urban landscape with an increasing number of buildings outside the proper context appropriate to their socio-cultural identity
2018
978-1-138-05409-7
De Bonis, L., Di Benedetto, G., Luisa Germanà, M., Trapani, F., Petrangeli, M., Tonelli, C. (2018). The urban regeneration of the peripheral areas. The case study of Tor Vergata (Rome, Italy). In A. Catalani (a cura di), Cities’ Identity Through Architecture and Arts (pp. 411-420). London : Taylor & Francis Group.
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