Rigenerazione urbana, spazio pubblico, mobilità. Le Stazioni dell’Arte di Napoli

Within the framework of urban regeneration strategies that intervene on the construction of the public space network for a sustainable, inclusive and resilient city, particular importance is given to spaces for mobility, in particular to the railway areas and subway stations, as an opportunity for capillary and widespread regeneration and for the construction of a common metropolitan identity. In this sense, the use of Art as a leitmotif of regeneration projects, integrating architectural and functional aspects of the subway stations for the realization of widespread and interactive museums, became a cultural project to show art and beauty to the community. In this context, the case of Naples with policies that integrate urban planning, mobility and cultural heritage, constitutes an emblematic case of the paradigm shift in mobility spaces, previously seen in their only functional aspects, but today integrated part of metropolitan identity and in the transformation of the city.