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Design for disassembly come risposta all’emergenza abitativa causata dal cambiamento climatico / Design for disassembly as a response to housing emergency caused by climate change
Il contributo intende presentare gli esiti di una ricerca applicata finanziata dalla Regione Veneto per la progettazione esecutiva di un modulo abitativo in legno per l’emergenza finalizzato al ricovero delle popolazioni colpite da calamità naturali causate dagli effetti del cambiamento climatico. In particolare, la ricerca, denominata H.E.L.P. Veneto - High efficiency Emergency Living Prototypes Veneto. Residenze adattive sostenibili per la permanenza temporanea in regime di emergenza ambientale”1, è stata condotta seguendo un approccio Circular Economy e applicando i principi del Design for Disassembly (DfD), allo scopo di realizzare un modulo abitativo in grado di poter subire numerosi cicli di montaggio e smontaggio senza compromettere qualità abitativa e comfort dell’utenza.
The chapter presents the results of an applied research funded by the Veneto Region for the detailed design of a wooden emergency housing module to recover populations affected by natural disasters caused by the effects of climate change. Especially, the research, named “H.E.L.P. Veneto - High efficiency Emergency Living Prototypes Veneto. Sustainable adaptive residences for temporary stay in an environmental emergency regime”1, was carried on following a Circular Economy approach and applying the principles of Design for Disassembly (DfD), with the aim to design a module able to undergo numerous assembly and disassembling cycles without compromising quality of living and user comfort
Architetture e paesaggi della conca ampezzana. Un censimento delle vulnerabilità tra annosi problemi e nuovi rischi
The analysis of the relationship between architecture and landscape in the Ampezzo valley, forty years after the census carried out by Edoardo Gellner, provides evidence of the need to reflect on the risks for the conservation of these 'anonymous' architectures. The analytical structure that Gellner applies, with the identification of the peculiar characteristics of these architectures, suggests guidelines of approach, indispensable to define updated conservation criteria
Trasformare gli spazi della quotidianità attivando le istituzioni scolastiche. Un caso studio nel quartiere Arcella a Padova.
Il contributo intende evidenziare in che modo le istituzioni scolastiche possono promuovere processi
educativi capaci di incidere sul cambiamento dei contesti di vita quotidiana dei quartieri dove sono collocate. A partire da un caso di studio analizzato dal 2018 nel quartiere Arcella di Padova, si mostra come le progettualità che coinvolgono le scuole possono contribuire a trasformare concretamente gli spazi pubblici, innescando processi di rigenerazione degli asset urbani con la promozione della cittadinanza attiva, soprattutto nei quartieri più complessi e vulnerabili che maggiormente necessitano di interventi di inclusione e di allargamento dei diritti. La ricerca evidenzia le condizioni che favoriscono tali processi, evidenziando anche limiti e questioni ancora aperte
Lo spazio dialettico della città. Gianugo Polesello e il "Laboratorio Venezia"
Gianugo Polesello’s “Venetian Projects” for the eastern part of the metropolitan lagoon city of Venice are rooted in a well-defined historical condition which relates to a still current “demand for modernization”. However, recognizing to the history of the city precise operational and theoretical values, these projects measure the contents of a possible “Theory of Venice” based on a constitutive “non-conciliatory dialectic” between need for transformation and historical
continuity
Architecture for Digital. Inside the Spaces of Data
La tesi quindi prende in esame il data center come elemento chiave delle più contemporanee trasformazioni urbane. Attraverso lo studio della sua presenza e articolazione, la ricerca intende immergersi nel mondo spaziale dell’informatica per studiare il dialogo con la disciplina architettonica.The thesis therefore examines the data center as a key element of the most con- temporary urban transformations. Through the study of its presence and articula- tion, the research aims to immerse itself in the spatial world of information technology to study its dialogue with the discipline of architecture
Displaying design, past and future
Written at the invitation of the ADI Compasso d'Oro Museum, the essay offers a historical and critical reflection on design mediation and exhibition in Italy. Leaning on the author's previous research and recent historical and scholarly literature, which have contributed to the in-depth study of various exhibition, museological and museographic events related to Italian design, the essay aims to offer a critical chronology by identifying some transitional phases (the promotion of industrial design; the controversial construction of Italian design identity; the centrality of exhibition design; the exhibitionist/exhibitionist drift; the question of the design museum in Italy). Illuminating the centrality of mediating activities in the historical and cultural elaboration of design, the essay is also an invitation to rethink the formats of such activities today
Quale genere di città. Rigenerazione urbana tra intersezionalità e inclusione = What kind of city – Urban regeneration between intersectionality and inclusion
Public space design has traditionally focused on the experience of a ‘standard user’, typically a healthy male, which does not reflect the diversity of actual users. This methodological approach has systematically overlooked the specific needs of women, the elderly, and people with disabilities, resulting in a partial and non-inclusive understanding of reality. Starting from the need to adopt a systemic and integrated approach in line with the 2030 Agenda, and drawing on significant examples such as the cases of Vienna and Barcelona that highlight the intersectional perspective of gender in urban design, the article underscores the urgency of rethinking and managing public space through a cross-cutting design strategy. This strategy calls for the involvement of multiple stakeholders to foster more equitable and inclusive societies