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scarica il testo “Beyond High-rise housing in Italy”, in R. Turkington, R. Van Kempen, F. Wassemberg, a cura di, High-rise housing in Europe, Routledge, 2003. The high‑rise housing issue stands in between different approaches, as the simple matter of definition points out quite clearly. The high-rise “label” (here in after, a building with 5 storeys [...] Scarica il Report Inu 2000 (a cura di P. Properzi, cura dell’ed. ingl. di M.C.) The first part of the Report considers the activities of planning and development control, expressed by the various institutional actors and in various forms, not so much in their absolute, regular dimension, significant as this may be: Laws (national, regional), [...] Bonds of trust, The experience of Urban-Italia Bagheria Bagheria, novembre 2008
Urban regeneration programmes are not common in Italy; in general, Italian urban policies do not offer a wide spectrum of such experiences. Only in the last twenty years has there been an attempt to turn around the [...] “Politica urbana: un’assenza solo parziale, Urbanistica, 130, 2006, pp.12-19 Takling urban policy in Europe, a first warning should regard the link between city and development, along with the discourse which has evolved around the theory of urban competitiveness. This condition is crucial, but not easy to bring about. Changes that involve the cities, especially in the [...] Urban and Spatial European Policies: LEVELS OF TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT, EURA Conference in Turin, 18-20 April 2002
The area based initiatives have become a common feature of urban policies in many countries of Europe; even more, the European Commission has located local actions and integrated programmes [...] “Urban Actions And The Making Of A European Spatial Policy”, Urban Affairs Association 32nd Annual Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, March 20-23, 2002 Europe has a geographical necessity, according to the French geographer Lévy (1997), because it has always compelled people and nations to continuously rework its social fabric, integrating differences in “larger” identities. Space is [...] International Housing Conference, Housing in Southern Europe, a separate path?, Madrid, 2-4 dec. 1998 Social practices are open to a twin analytical understanding, according to the double meaning of social links to which they contribute: either they are an expression of the different forms of sociability, and thus they can be presented as [...] International Housing Conference, Housing in Southern Europe, a separate path?, Madrid, 2-4 dec. 1998 Nobody seems to doubt that housing is a “mature” issue in Italy. Basic needs are satisfied, as in many other European Countries, a good level of housing provision has been attained, most common housing indicators are doing quite [...] “Un ritratto di famiglia”, Urbanistica 119, 2002
This paper stresses the apparent “family resemblance” of a variety of integrated programmes focusing on spatial development. Integrated local actions have been promoted in several fields in the last ten years. Actually, a strong [...] Dark side, Aesop Naples 2007 Although one could expect a growing interest in the influence of the several mafia organizations on spatial phenomena, little attention has been paid to the permeability of land use planning to illegal business. Instead, the control of space, and thus of spatial development, is a [...] In the original aim the study of crowd encroached such different areas as individuality, proximity and the communication process. Urban planners practices and their views on city have been affected for a long time by the negative view: crowd is stigmatised as dangerous, dirty, and disorganised. Odd enough, late developers [...] The long century Modern housing policies span well over the short boundaries of the second half of the 20th century, while first experimentation date back to the Enlightenment and interesting achievements were recorded even during the first Machine Age. As for comparative purposes, however, it is a common habit to look to some fifty years, approximately [...] “Amman” (con G. Piccinato), capitolo VI in UNCHS-Habitat, SUP, Informal Settlement Upgrading, the demand for capacity building in six pilot cities, a research study conducted with the support of the governement of Italy, Habitat, Nairobi, 1998 Introduction (1) Although “Jordan … has received scant urban research” (Bonnie et al. 1994), the [...] University Center for International Studies – University of Pittsburgh – February 2004 During the 1990s the European Union consistently re-tuned its approach to the European territory by promoting new initiatives, policy networks and concepts. The concept of spatial development, a neologism, combines the German practice of regulatory planning of physical and environmental [...] |
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