“H2O_Scapes: Agro Urbe Natura” is the first volume of the publishing series ENABLE, outcome of the European research - Embedding collaborative platform for upskilling and networking towards sustainable cities’ - Programme Erasmus+ KA203 (Strategic Partnership for Higher education). Partners: - Faculty of Architecture and Design - UACS University American College in Skopje (Resp. UR. Maksim Naumovski); - Technische Universita et di Vienna - Skopie, Prilep (Resp. UR. Magdalena Maierhofer); - Department Architecture and Territory, dArTe - Mediterranea University Reggio Calabria (Resp. UR. Marina Tornatora). The field of investigation of the research are the marginal geographies of the planet, crossroads of anthropological, productive, landscape and cultural diversities and complexities, questioning the interdisciplinary themes and processes of transformation in an attempt to identify possible theoretical and operational trajectories that consider the project as a cultural moment of relationship between man, environment and place. The case study of the research is the territory of Prilep, a city in North Macedonia. The first volume presents the results of the work of the Reggio Calabria Research Unit, which investigated water landscapes through a general reconnaissance and the application of methods and strategies to the chosen case study, where a project experimentation was developed. A watercourse represents a body in the natural and urban landscape. It has a changing shape, which through the banks and edges, has continuous modifications, due to the currents, the fluidity and the soil that it bathes, crosses, invades and shapes. It can be taken as a strategic trajectory in the contemporary architectural debate on the city. On these reflections the ENABLE research is developed, connected to the design experimentation that investigates the symbolic, urban and environmental role of river courses in urban regeneration strategies, trying to develop a working methodology and to codify an atlas of possible design actions. The research identifies the landscape as the field of the project, proposing the idea of a horizontal city as a system of places in which the value of the landscape-territory is intertwined with that of collective use, places in which the characteristics of Agro Urbe Natura coexist.
“H2O_Scapes: Agro Urbe Natura” è il primo volume della collana editoriale ENABLE, esito della ricerca europea – Embedding collaborative platform for upskilling and networking toward sustainable cities” – Programma Erasmus+ KA203 (Strategic Partnership for Higher education). Partner: - Faculty of Architecture and Design – UACS University American College di Skopje (Resp. UR. Maksim Naumovski); - Technische Universita et di Vienna – Skopie, Prilep (Resp. UR. Magdalena Maierhofer); - Department Architecture and Territory, dArTe – Mediterranea University Reggio Calabria (Resp. UR. Marina Tornatora). Campo di indagine della ricerca sono le geografie marginali del pianeta, crocevia di diversità e complessità antropologiche, produttive, paesaggistiche e culturali, interrogandosi sui temi e sui processi interdisciplinari di trasformazione per tentare di individuare possibili traiettorie teoriche e operative che guardando al progetto quale momento culturale di relazione tra uomo, ambiente e luogo. Caso studio della ricerca è territorio di Prilep, città della Macedonia del Nord. Il primo volume presenta esiti del lavoro dell’unità di ricerca di Reggio Calabria, che ha indagato sui paesaggi dell’acqua attraverso una ricognizione generale e una applicazione di metodi e strategie sul caso studio scelto dove è stata sviluppata una sperimentazione progettuale. Il contributo pone una riflessione sulla riappropriazione dei lungofiumi nella città contemporanea attraverso un’idea di infrastruttura − strade, argini, canali, dighe, reti di cablaggi − come dispositivo spaziale dotato di qualità architettonica e paesaggistica, non solo di carattere tecnico, capace di intersecare funzioni, usi e scale, costruire spazi che stabiliscono interazioni con i luoghi. Il corso d’acqua, interpretato come un corpo nel paesaggio naturale e urbano dalla forma mutevole, attraverso le rive, i bordi, il suolo che bagna, attraversa, invade e modella, può essere assunto come traiettoria strategica nel dibattito architettonico contemporaneo sulla città. Su queste riflessioni si sviluppa la ricerca, connessa alla sperimentazione progettuale che approfondisce il ruolo simbolico, urbano e ambientale dei corsi fluviali nelle strategie di rigenerazione urbana, tentando di mettere a punto una metodologia di lavoro e di codificare un atlante di possibili azioni progettuali. La ricerca individua nel paesaggio il campo del progetto proponendo l’idea di una città orizzontale come sistema di luoghi nei quali il valore del paesaggio-territorio si intreccia a quello d’uso collettivo, luoghi dove convivono i caratteri di Agro Urbe Natura.
H2O_SCAPES. Agro Urbe Natura / Tornatora, M.; Bajkovski, B.. - 1:(2022), pp. 1-280.
H2O_SCAPES. Agro Urbe Natura
Tornatora M.
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2022-01-01
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“H2O_Scapes: Agro Urbe Natura” is the first volume of the publishing series ENABLE, outcome of the European research - Embedding collaborative platform for upskilling and networking towards sustainable cities’ - Programme Erasmus+ KA203 (Strategic Partnership for Higher education). Partners: - Faculty of Architecture and Design - UACS University American College in Skopje (Resp. UR. Maksim Naumovski); - Technische Universita et di Vienna - Skopie, Prilep (Resp. UR. Magdalena Maierhofer); - Department Architecture and Territory, dArTe - Mediterranea University Reggio Calabria (Resp. UR. Marina Tornatora). The field of investigation of the research are the marginal geographies of the planet, crossroads of anthropological, productive, landscape and cultural diversities and complexities, questioning the interdisciplinary themes and processes of transformation in an attempt to identify possible theoretical and operational trajectories that consider the project as a cultural moment of relationship between man, environment and place. The case study of the research is the territory of Prilep, a city in North Macedonia. The first volume presents the results of the work of the Reggio Calabria Research Unit, which investigated water landscapes through a general reconnaissance and the application of methods and strategies to the chosen case study, where a project experimentation was developed. A watercourse represents a body in the natural and urban landscape. It has a changing shape, which through the banks and edges, has continuous modifications, due to the currents, the fluidity and the soil that it bathes, crosses, invades and shapes. It can be taken as a strategic trajectory in the contemporary architectural debate on the city. On these reflections the ENABLE research is developed, connected to the design experimentation that investigates the symbolic, urban and environmental role of river courses in urban regeneration strategies, trying to develop a working methodology and to codify an atlas of possible design actions. The research identifies the landscape as the field of the project, proposing the idea of a horizontal city as a system of places in which the value of the landscape-territory is intertwined with that of collective use, places in which the characteristics of Agro Urbe Natura coexist.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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