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Santo Giunta, L’istinto della bellezza. Carlo Scarpa a Palermo. Studio sullo Steri. 1972-1978
No full textWhat do time and space represent in respect to the "ancient" object? What is the author's task relating to the archaeological area design? This contribution aims to make a reflection on these themes starting from the ancient-future dyad which determines the relationship of past evidence the value of which is recognized in a shared manner, with a phenomenal perception based not solely on knowledge, but also on the discovery of what is not achievable by pure scientific investigation obtained by the use of discipline tools designated to study such phenomena. In Addition to the assumption of the interdependence relationship between the ancient world and the author, especially in regard to the critical exercise of the design and its congruence with the life expectancy of the object, stands the subjective-existential component which is expressed through an intentional “sensitive acting”, not always controllable with rational purposes. An attempt at conciliation aimed to avoid acting too harshly on individuality is the awareness that one must feel transported into a "becoming in the amidst", as Deleuze and Guattari note, achieving a mediated position that manages to review one's limits and boundaries, to the point of being de territorilized. .
With these premises, this section dedicated to the designs developed in the archaeological area as part of the activities carried out with last year's summer school/design workshop in Canosa di Puglia comes to a beginning
Nel solco profondo del moderno razionalismo europeo
No full textL’idea cogito progettuale muove da un principio critico che si basa sulla moderna nozione di organismo insediativo pianificato (tipo della città di fondazione), definito da un complesso di leggi gerarchiche derivate dalla storia e relazionate alla struttura dell’intorno - costruito e sostrato - esistente. L’asse decumanico, coerente con la geometria del lotto e con il complesso della Fiera, si origina nella porta ovest e definisce, nella sua elevata estensione, una “percorrenza pausata” che s’interrompe nel nodo urbano della grande platea-piazza del teatro e del Palazzo Italia e termina nel polo della “torre sull’acqua” racchiusa da un vasto recinto.
Il parco cinge l’intera area e si integra all’edificato e all’acqua conservando le tracce dei limites centuriali che permangono nell’orientamento della Cascina Triulza.
L’organicità che ne deriva e il linguaggio ricercato stabiliscono un rapporto di congruenza col carattere identitario dell’area culturale milanese, vicina alle esperienze d’oltralpe
Innovating in Design and Packaging: Implications for the Environment
No full textIn recent years we are facing a growing attention paid by governments, organizations and companies on environmental issues. Academics have studied the role of different marketing innovations in leading to positive consequences for the environment. Among the four, innovation in product design and packaging has been regarded by the marketing literature as the starting point for many companies which intend to follow a path towards sustainability in their innovation activities. However, little is known on the specific EBs that could be achieved by the product design and packaging innovation. In this respect, the present study aims to shed light on the environmental contribution driven by innovation in product design and packaging in achieving environmental benefits, through an empirical analysis of the latest available Community Innovation Survey in Portugal related to the period 2012-2014. We run four logistic regression models on manufacturing companies where environmental benefits are a function of innovation in product design and marketing. Results show that the introduction of a product design and packaging marketing innovation yields environmental benefits, specifically, product recycling benefits and extended product life. Companies are called to consider introducing a product design and packaging innovation as it could represent a first meaningful step towards sustainabilit
Conquest of organicity within the Liège's 19th-20th century serial-linear tissues
No full textThe formation of Liège tissues shown below -which to a quick look of the title may seem contradictory in its behavioral logic- actually shows the unique ability of Walloon culture to acquire an appropriate organicity in the progressive formation of aggregates born between the 19th and the first decades of the 20th century. Unlike the behavior that occurs in other urban realities, especially in those which are very large and in the metropolises -where expansions are implemented through extensive land and road plans- extra moenia growth is here rebuilt with the analysis of five districts: Bressoux, Guillemins -Fregnée-Avroy, Angleur, Longdoz, S. Leonard (of which only the first two will be analyzed) shows a formative mechanics based on the dialectical binomial , which explains the phenomenon produced between the initial structuring (the result of a 'Conscious activity limited to the action of individuals), and the subsequent completion, symptomatic of a marked criticism expressed by collective action that leads to a gradual maturation of aggregates.
In fact, all the examined cases testify, in the founding phase, a prevailing and voluntary action proposed by some individuals who build their house linearly along the pre-existing routes (see the very serial and dilated structure of the routes: Rue S. Leonard and Rue Vivegnis in the district of Saint Leonard, Quai Orban and Rue du Beau Mur in the Longdoz neighborhood, Quai de Rome and Rue Sain Gilles in the Guillemins neighborhood, Rue d’Amercoeur and Rue Sous l’Eau in the Bressoux neighborhood), followed by the next initiative to neatly structuring each one of them, up to acquire the consciousness which is not a simple set of elementary aggregates, but an higher degree entity is defined: precisely the neighborhood which must have a proper autonomy and must relate in a complementary manner to the entire urban organism.
Autonomy -and not self-sufficiency- means also be aware to "compose" an organized arrangement of the blocks that include the residences, but also to plan the productive-work activities that ensure the necessary organicity. Therefore appear industries that become -together with the special buildings (churches, schools, universities, office buildings, etc.) that have gradually grown to polarize the tissue- "self-conscious" regulation systems by which every urban district entity conquers its autonomy
Brevissime note sulla proposta di modifica del patto di famiglia inserita nel testo originario del decreto sviluppo
No full textCorfù, dalla primordiale antropizzazione al dominio veneziano. Lettura tipologico-processuale alla scala del territorio, dell'organismo urbano, del tessuto, dell'organismo edilizio
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Il binomio dialettico-critico Urbanistica/Architettura nell'infuturarsi della città contemporanea
No full textThe paper offers some remarks on the topic of the Conference in December and tries to look on a number of critical issues that cross transversally the expectations of both disciplines.
The recall to some concepts that examine the complex issue that often sees the two different “practices” debate common themes, but separately -especially in defining analysis tools and project objectives that contribute qualifying, dialectically, the development of the contemporary urban systems–,
it highlights the problems that appear in the work of both, whether in its own disciplinary autonomy, whether in the reciprocal relationship.
It appears, then, of fundamental importance to acquire knowledge and equip yourselves with a common base, a substratum of means and aims adequate
to the disciplinary codes of urban planning and architecture, so to avoid contradiction and achieve a balanced complementarity relationship.
Starting, clearly, from the of reality and sharing the interpretative principles in order to build a scientifi c-cultural horizon participated in the defi -
nition of the dynamics that explain the phenomenal reality today.
Understanding of the reality that in an integrated form, albeit with the necessary disciplinary autonomy, aims to open a different “perspective of common
sense” enabling to formulate, if nothing else, “questions” shared in an interdisciplinary perspective
L'Antico futuro a Canosa di Puglia
No full textL’Antico Futuro a Canosa di Puglia. Archeologia e Progetto è la
denominazione della Scuola estiva|Workshop di progettazione in
area archeologica, promossa dall’Amministrazione Comunale di
Canosa di Puglia dal 18 al 28 settembre 2023, in collaborazione
con la SABAP BAT e FG, ricerca europea Kaebup, Ordine degli
Architetti PPC BAT, Fondazione Archeologica Canosina, Dottorati
Bari, ATESIP Palermo e DRACO Roma, Scuola di Specializzazione
SSBAP. Tra gli obiettivi dell’iniziativa, estesa all’intera comunità
locale e a quella scientifica, vi era il tema della trasmissione
del sapere archeologico e tecnico-scientifico riguardante le
testimonianze antiche della città attraverso l’esercizio del
progetto. L’interesse a rilanciare la riflessione critica nei luoghi
urbani in cui è presente il vasto patrimonio daunio-romano e
paleocristiano conseguiva il fine di diffondere la conoscenza,
di informare, oltre che formare soprattutto gli studenti del
Liceo Classico con curvatura Beni Culturali, proponendo
lezioni, visite guidate, scambi di esperienze progettuali sui
luoghi antichi, senza rinunciare a proporre visioni possibili
attraverso l’analisi di casi studio significativi. Il confronto
critico-dialettico proposto dai partecipanti che hanno esposto
le personali esperienze di ricerca scientifica e professionale ha
offerto uno spaccato delle recenti tendenze in questo campo,
anche in vista dell’aspettazione a costruire una prospettiva
concreta di intervento basata su idee progettuali finalizzate a
delineare scenari di conservazione e valorizzazione di alcune
tra le più importanti e complesse aree archeologiche della città.
L’articolato focus di teorie, opinioni e utopie, esposto nel corso
delle giornate di lavoro sul campo, ha inteso offrire e ricercare
una produttiva integrazione dei saperi, specifici di studiosi
architetti e archeologi che si sono confrontati con studenti,
dottorandi, specializzandi, professionisti, comunità. I risultati del
lavoro di atelier, gestito da docenti-tutor provenienti da diverse
sedi universitarie italiane ed estere, sono stati esposti nella
giornata finale con la partecipazione degli studenti delle scuole
di istruzione secondaria di II grado e della comunità. È seguita
una mostra il 10 novembre successivo con la presentazione
dei lavori e l’esposizione delle speculazioni teorico-progettuali
elaborate dai singoli gruppi
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