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temi e progetti

No. 103 (2022)

Urban fringes and their renewal for local livability and network reconnections

  • Cassandra Cozza
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3280/TR2022-103007OA
Submitted
dicembre 4, 2023
Published
2023-12-19

Abstract

Urban fringes are strategic resources for contemporary cities. They contain uncertain spatialities which could host significant open space enhancements through design actions aimed at climate adaptation and mitigation, to improve local livability and reconnect cross-scalar networks. They are places of multiple relations where different conditions – natural and agricultural green spaces and corridors, infrastructural networks with nodes and connections, decentralized historical and rural fabrics, slow mobility networks, marginal areas, abandoned spaces and leftovers – come together. This section collects papers and design experiments which investigate fringe renewal in relation to various spatial elements: architecture, abandoned spaces, open spaces, green areas and forestation.

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