Abstract The “smart city” or the “future city” has to balance “new” needs through the widespread and original ICT use (information and communication technology) in some fields such as mobility, environment, energy efficiency and so in urban and local regeneration. A city planned using this approach will have a shared and arranged governance where investment will be used for sustainable development respecting intrinsic features of endogenic resources (starting from natural and landscape ones) and unconditionally respecting socioeconomic and environmental potentialities of urban places. Planning a smart city is planning a sustainable system respecting the environment and interpreting social life areas again, connecting new technologies, traditions and the urban places embedded vocation. The city has to be reviewed and replanned. Nowadays we talk about “smart city”: systematic planning action where a city is an organized whole and which employs “smart” technologies to make the urban places sustainable from environmental and social point of view. This prototype is efficient thanks to participation and multidisciplinary knowledge. 1.

The future of the city/cities / Passarelli, D.. - capitolo 14:(2020), pp. 161-169. [10.1007/978-3-030-45340-4_14]

The future of the city/cities

Passarelli Domenico
2020-01-01

Abstract

Abstract The “smart city” or the “future city” has to balance “new” needs through the widespread and original ICT use (information and communication technology) in some fields such as mobility, environment, energy efficiency and so in urban and local regeneration. A city planned using this approach will have a shared and arranged governance where investment will be used for sustainable development respecting intrinsic features of endogenic resources (starting from natural and landscape ones) and unconditionally respecting socioeconomic and environmental potentialities of urban places. Planning a smart city is planning a sustainable system respecting the environment and interpreting social life areas again, connecting new technologies, traditions and the urban places embedded vocation. The city has to be reviewed and replanned. Nowadays we talk about “smart city”: systematic planning action where a city is an organized whole and which employs “smart” technologies to make the urban places sustainable from environmental and social point of view. This prototype is efficient thanks to participation and multidisciplinary knowledge. 1.
2020
Inglese
AA.VV.
capitolo 14
Marino Domenico, Melchiorre A. Monaca
Economic and policy implication of artificial intellingence
161
169
9
978-3-030-45340-4
978-3-030-45339-8
978-3-030-45342-8
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-45340-4_14
Springer Cham
Cham
SVIZZERA
Comitato scientifico
intelligent interaction regeneration
The Contemporary City Natural Perspective It’s important to say in my work the expression “smart city” refers to the contemporary urban setting able to improve its citizens’ life quality satisfying their required and performance needs. It’s necessary to satisfy qualitative needs no more linked to materialistic and quantitative ones typical of the past rationalist city planning. The “smart city” or the “future city” has to balance “new” needs through the widespread and original ICT use (information and communication technology) in some fields such as mobility, environment, energy efficiency and so in urban and local regeneration. A city planned using this approach will have a shared and arranged governance where investment will be used for sustainable development respecting intrinsic features of endogenic resources (starting from natural and landscape ones) and unconditionally respecting socioeconomic and environmental potentialities of urban places. Smart city features have to be the fair assignment of human rights and the safeguard and safety of the built and not built setting. This means to value the place physical identity too as expression of an architectural language which featured the history of that place. Nowadays it’s necessary to balance physical and intangible aspects through new technologies and re-examining the general urban tools using an original and creative approach. Creativity and technology are successful elements for regenerating a deteriorated city centre and its suburbs. We have to consider the city identity, so each city is smart if it considers its own features related to social and artistic heritage, mobility, school, healthcare, events and so on. Therefore each city will have a typical urban strategy different from the other ones. Planning a smart city is planning a sustainable system respecting the environment and interpreting social life areas again, connecting new technologies, traditions and the urban places embedded vocation. The city has to be reviewed and replanned. Nowadays we talk about “smart city”: systematic planning action where a city is an organized whole and which employs “smart” technologies to make the urban places sustainable from environmental and social point of view. This prototype is efficient thanks to participation and multidisciplinary knowledge. It influences the lifestyle change and it needs awareness. It starts a cultural revision because we are surrounded with different types of knowledge as Michel Foucault said.
Internazionale
No
info:eu-repo/semantics/bookPart
Passarelli, Domenico
2 Contributo in Volume::2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
1
268
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