The volume brings together the scientific contributions presented at the 7th ISUFitaly International Conference, “City Renewal and Urban Archaeology. The Morphological Values of City Traces”, held in Naples from 19 to 21 February 2026. The proceedings explore the relationship between urban morphology, archaeological heritage, and contemporary architectural design, investigating the morphological significance of historical traces within the stratified city. Particular attention is devoted to the role of urban archaeology in understanding processes of urban formation and transformation, as well as to the potential of architectural and urban design to establish connections between archaeological remains and the contemporary city. The contributions address the relationship between continuity and discontinuity in urban form, considering archaeological traces as elements capable of informing strategies for urban renewal.
Book of Proceedings. City Renewal and Urban Archaeology. The morphological values of city traces / Di Palma, B., Coppolino, F., Defilippis, V., Lombardi, S.D.. - (2026).
Book of Proceedings. City Renewal and Urban Archaeology. The morphological values of city traces
Francesca Coppolino;Valeria Defilippis;Salvatore Daniele Lombardi
2026
Abstract
The volume brings together the scientific contributions presented at the 7th ISUFitaly International Conference, “City Renewal and Urban Archaeology. The Morphological Values of City Traces”, held in Naples from 19 to 21 February 2026. The proceedings explore the relationship between urban morphology, archaeological heritage, and contemporary architectural design, investigating the morphological significance of historical traces within the stratified city. Particular attention is devoted to the role of urban archaeology in understanding processes of urban formation and transformation, as well as to the potential of architectural and urban design to establish connections between archaeological remains and the contemporary city. The contributions address the relationship between continuity and discontinuity in urban form, considering archaeological traces as elements capable of informing strategies for urban renewal.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


