Recent COVID-19 crisis has substantially influenced the discussion concerning urban life management methods. The contagion spread model was very similar in Italy, Spain, French and UK, and has shown some differences in other Countries (Bontempi, Vergalli e Squazzoni, 2020); in all cases, services offered to citizens proved inadequate. The possibility to assign a new “social” function to disused sites, which has already been partially tested by Civil Protection during the emergency phase, represents an important urban governance aspect that should not be forgotten after the emergency end. With this aim, this paper proposes and tests a GIS-based methodology to identify and assess – with regards to risk conditions – disused or under- used areas within municipal territories.
Per efficienti “infrastrutture sociali”: il recupero di siti ed edifici dismessi
Mauro Francini;Nicole Margiotta;Annunziata Palermo;Maria Francesca Viapiana
2020-01-01
Abstract
Recent COVID-19 crisis has substantially influenced the discussion concerning urban life management methods. The contagion spread model was very similar in Italy, Spain, French and UK, and has shown some differences in other Countries (Bontempi, Vergalli e Squazzoni, 2020); in all cases, services offered to citizens proved inadequate. The possibility to assign a new “social” function to disused sites, which has already been partially tested by Civil Protection during the emergency phase, represents an important urban governance aspect that should not be forgotten after the emergency end. With this aim, this paper proposes and tests a GIS-based methodology to identify and assess – with regards to risk conditions – disused or under- used areas within municipal territories.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
