在建筑上建造的一种实际方式 :对普通建筑的改写 - The actual way of building upon building: overwriting on ordinary architecture

Contemporary design culture is, increasingly, placing the issue of overwriting the existing architecture over time as one of the main tools in both academic research and current professional practice. Modern architecture, due to its rapid decay, is posing a necessary and urgent problem with great strength in the West: the regeneration of a widespread heritage, often consisting of buildings of limited (or even absent) architectural quality. Compared to the more recent past, especially in Europe, environmental issues increasingly face designers and city administrators with the situation of no longer being able to choose architectures to preserve and transform on the basis of their aesthetic peculiarities or authorship. All the existing building stock tends to be regenerated, rather than demolished and rebuilt, and the rubble produced fed into a virtuous circular economy process.