‘Urban Agriculture’ (UA) in its multifaceted forms can give new perspectives to urban revitalization strategies, particularly for fostering social inclusion in contemporary, fragmented communities. The paper aims to explore the most recent general policies in United States and particularly in California both on research and planning practice. Plans, programs and local projects within the general context of ‘healthy food access’, are exploring new strategies to pursue a valuable framework for agricultural re-use and rezoning of vacant and derelict urban areas. The experience within the distressed neighborhood of City Heights in San Diego, CA, shows intriguing potential, matching social inclusion and physical-economic redevelopment.
Feeding the City. Foodsheds and Urban Agriculture in San Diego / Ricci, Manuela; Mattogno, Claudia; Monardo, Bruno; A. L., Palazzo; Valentino, Pietro Antonio. - In: CSE JOURNAL. - ISSN 2284-3418. - ELETTRONICO. - 2-2014(2014), pp. 29-36. [http://dx.doi.org/10.12896/cse20140020025]
Feeding the City. Foodsheds and Urban Agriculture in San Diego.
RICCI, Manuela;MATTOGNO, Claudia;MONARDO, Bruno;VALENTINO, Pietro Antonio
2014
Abstract
‘Urban Agriculture’ (UA) in its multifaceted forms can give new perspectives to urban revitalization strategies, particularly for fostering social inclusion in contemporary, fragmented communities. The paper aims to explore the most recent general policies in United States and particularly in California both on research and planning practice. Plans, programs and local projects within the general context of ‘healthy food access’, are exploring new strategies to pursue a valuable framework for agricultural re-use and rezoning of vacant and derelict urban areas. The experience within the distressed neighborhood of City Heights in San Diego, CA, shows intriguing potential, matching social inclusion and physical-economic redevelopment.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
