Urban development is facing new challenges to allow the evolution of the environment, in accordance to sustainability principles. In this context, decision makers have to answer to three main issues: how to intervene on the existing compact cities? How to combine and develop interventions on different scales? How to move from requalification to regeneration? The SOS_UrbanLab (Engineering Laboratory for Construction and Environmental Sustainability) researches, starting from a multi-scale analysis, propose a set of eco-friendly solutions to support the potential and capability of territories, integrating their benefits to reach a full sustainable approach.
Sustainability of compact cities: the SOS_UrbanLab activity / Clementella, Gioia; Morganti, Michele; Appolloni, Letizia; Diana, Lorenzo; Fornari, Sonia; Palusci, Olga; Paolini, Federica; Salvati, Agnese. - In: TEMA. - ISSN 2421-4574. - ELETTRONICO. - 1:2(2015), pp. 124-129. [10.17410/tema.v1i2.69]
Sustainability of compact cities: the SOS_UrbanLab activity
CLEMENTELLA, GIOIA;MORGANTI, MICHELE
;APPOLLONI, LETIZIA;DIANA, LORENZO;FORNARI, Sonia;PALUSCI, OLGA;PAOLINI, FEDERICA;SALVATI, AGNESE
2015
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Urban development is facing new challenges to allow the evolution of the environment, in accordance to sustainability principles. In this context, decision makers have to answer to three main issues: how to intervene on the existing compact cities? How to combine and develop interventions on different scales? How to move from requalification to regeneration? The SOS_UrbanLab (Engineering Laboratory for Construction and Environmental Sustainability) researches, starting from a multi-scale analysis, propose a set of eco-friendly solutions to support the potential and capability of territories, integrating their benefits to reach a full sustainable approach.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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