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Ottavia
Aristone
Cristina Bianchetti
Alessandro Busca
Sebastiano Carbonara |
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Alberto
Clementi
Walter Fabietti
Paolo Fusero |
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Carlo
Lefebvre
Roberto Mascarucci
Rosario Pavia |
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Mosè
Ricci
Pietro Rovigatti
Paolo Urbani
Lucio Zazzara |
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Ottavia
Aristone
Ottavia Aristone graduated from the Faculty of Architecture
in Pescara and had her thesis published at the Triennale in
Milan. She is a researcher in urban planning in DART at the
above faculty and editor of the review Piano Progetto Cittą.
Her research has centred around urban planning and urban and
territorial policies. Currently she is involved in a Murst
national research inter-university research project - Modelli
di applicazione della Valutazione Ambientale Strategica alla
pianificazione urbana (Models for applying Environmental
Strategy Evaluation to urban planning) - which is being conducted
in collaboration with UNESCO.
She has published many articles and books including the following:
Intervento Straordinario e Governo del Territorio,
Melfi, Libria, 1993, Molise; Paessaggi del mutamento,
Fratelli Palombi, Roma, 1998; Cittą Storiche. Interventi
per il riuso, Milano (in conjunction with A.Palazzo) Il
Sole 24 Ore, 2000.
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Cristina
Bianchetti
Cristina Bianchetti graduated from the Milan Polytechnic,
received recognition of her academic excellence in that her
thesis was published and did her Ph.D. at UAV. She has been
teaching in Pescara since 1992. She is a member of the Ph.D.
committee for Urban Studies in Pescara and Venice. She has
been editor of Urbanistica and is currently editor of Asur.
She has been a member of the editorial committee of L'Indice
since 1998. She has written for Casabella (1989-96) and now
writes for Domus (2001- ). She has published the following
works: La questione abitativa, Angeli, Milano, 1985;
Conoscenze del piano, Angeli, Milano, 1989; Pescara,
La Terza, Roma, 1997; Urbanistica e politiche di sviluppo.
Un progetto per Pescara (in conjuction with L. Vettoretto),
Angelli, Milano, 1999; Cronache, Collana Ossimori DAU,
Sala Editori, Pescara, 2001.
She has edited the following book series: Pirelli. Progetto
Bicocca, (et al.) Milano, Electa, 1986; Cittą costruita
e cittą immaginata, Angeli, Milano, 1992; Tre piani,
La Spezia, Ascoli, Bergamo, Angeli, Milano, 1994; Charles
Buis. I principi dell'arte urbana, Officina, Roma, 1999.
She has been a consultant for the Geneva Administration; Pirelli;
the Association for Metropolitan Interests (Associazione Interessi
Metropolitani); the Municipality of Jesi; the Province of
Pescara; the Province of Lecce.
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Alessandro
Busca
Alessandro Busca is full professor in Planning of the Territory
and started his academic career at the SVIMEZ. He was a member
of the "Progetto 80" research group and has conducted a vast
amount of research at the national and European level in the
following areas: innovation; urban development; the infrastructurization
of the territory; building development; environmental issues;
and has edited many publications. While he held an appointment
at the University of Reggio Calabria he was Director of the
Urban Planning Institute, President of the Degree course in
Urban and Territorial Planning as well as Director of the bilateral
Ph.D. programme with Northeastern University (Boston). He has
worked in the field of urban planning and has been a member
of many working parties in charge of drawing up structure plans
of vast areas. He was a member of the steering committee for
Progetto Finalizzato Edilizia C.N.R.; has been member
of the technical and academic examination panels for the Ministry
for the Environment; and consultant for the European Community's
Progetto Life-Ambiente.
He currently co-ordinates Modelli di applicazione della Valutazione
Ambientale Strategica alla pianificazione urbana (Models
for applying Environmental Strategy Evaluation to urban planning)
- which is being conducted in collaboration with UNESCO at the
"G. D'Annunzio" University in Pescara. Recent publications include:
Il Piano Territoriale di Coordinamento con valenza paesistica
della Calabria. (ed.) Regione Calabria, 1992; Boston
in the 1990s, Territorial Planning and Economic Development
Schachter, Busca, Hellman, Ziparo. Gangemi Ed., Roma, 1994;
"Ambiente e Territorio, proposte per una nuova politica," La
tutela dell'ambiente in Italia Giunti Ed. Firenze 1996;
Territorio, Tratturo, Sviluppo (in conjuction with B.
Di Rico) Collana Ossimori DAU, Sala Editori, Pescara, 2000.
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Sebastiano
Carbonara
Sebastiano Carbonara is associate professor of Evaluation.
He graduated in Agricultural Science at the University of
Bari and subsequently undertook further studies in environmental
issues (CSATA - Tecnopolis, Valenzano, Bari) and areas relating
to urban planning as well as the real estate market (Masters
studies at the COREP Centro studi Urbani Politecnico di Torino).
He was awarded a scholarship form the CNR and formerly held
a post as researcher of Evaluation at the University of Bari.
He has conducted research/study for the MURST and the CNR
and has been a consultant for public and private organizations
on areas concerning the real estate market, territorial evaluations
as well as territorial planning and the agricultural territory.
Recently his research interests have shifted and he is concerned
with evaluation and costs involved in restoration/renovation
of buildings as well as feasibility studies on environmental
issues. He is a member of the editorial committee and editor
of the "Tribuna Aperta" column in the monthly GR - Estimo
e Territorio (Calderini, Bologna).
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Alberto
Clementi
Alberto Clementi has been full professor in Urban Planning
since 1987. He has taught at the following universities: Rome,
Geneva and Algiers, where he was also co-ordinator of the
Postgraduation en Urbanisme course and promoted the Sites
Historiques course at the Ecole Polytechnique d'Architecture
et urbaisme (1983-93). He was also invited as guest lecturer
to the universities of Madrid, Valencia, Granada, Lisbon,
Tunisi, Rio de Janiero, Bogotą, Guanajuato, Mexico City, Toronto
and San Francisco. In Pescara he actively promoted the Department
of Architecture and Urban Planning (of which he was director
from 1991 to 1997) and the Ph.D. course in Urban Planning
(of which he has been co-ordinator since 1993). His recent
research interests have been in the following areas: the shape
of the city and the territory; issues relating to the planning
for parklands and the landscape; and policies dealing with
infrastructures and public works. He has also been responsible
for co-ordinating national research groups and has been a
consultant for national administrative bodies ( the ministries
for public works, culture and the heritage).
He has devised various urban and territorial plans and his
publications include: Una visione del territorio italiano
for the Ministry for Public Works; Rapporto sullo stato
della pianificazione 2000, INU, Rome, 200-01; Paesaggio
e sviluppo sostenibile for the Ministry for Culture and
the Heritage; Conferenza nazionale per il paesaggio,
Conference Papers, vol.1, Gangemi, Rome, 2000; Infrastrutture
e progetti di territorio, Palombi, Rome, 1999; Le forme
del territorio italiano (in conjunction with G. Dematteis
& P.C: Palermo) Laterza, Bari-Rome, 1996; Il senso delle
memorie in architettura e urbanistica, Laterza, Bari-Rome,
1990. He also directed Quaderni Blu, one of the series published
by the department. He contributed to setting-up the Societą
Italiana degli Urbanisti (the National Association of Urban
Planners) of which he is general secretary.
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Walter
Fabietti
Walter Fabietti was born in Rome in 1952 and graduated in architecture
with full marks at the Universitą degli Studi in Rome in 1977.
In 1981 he specialized in Urban Planning Applied to Metropolitan
Areas at the above university. He became researcher in urban
planning at Pescara in 1982 after having successfully undertaken
a public examination held by the University of Chieti for three
positions where he came first; he became associate professor
in 1998. His has been vice-director of the review Urbanistica
since 1998. He is married and has a son. His professional and
research activity is principally in the field of urban planning
and socio-economic analysis, as an instrument for evaluating
specific policy sectors or for providing support to the decision
makers in the field, and evaluation procedures for public and
private projects. He has published various books and essays,
both at the national and international levels, some of which
include: Case e abitazioni in Abruzzo 1951-1981, (in conjuction
with P.Avarello), Clua, Pescara, 1986; Progetti mirati e
pianificazione strategica, Gangemi, Roma 1993; Il corridoio
adriatico: i caratteri insediativi (in conjuction with A.
Morandi), Argos, Roma, 1993; I territori della pianificazione
(in conjunction with Avarello, P. & E. Fino), Gangemi, Roma,
1994; Strutture insediative nella regione medio adriatica,
Palombi, Roma, 1996; La sfida delle cittą europee/Urban challenge
in Europe, editor of the Prima rassegna di urbanistica europea
catalogue, Rome 8-13 September, 1997; Vulnerablitą urbanistica
e trasformazione dello spazio urbano, editor of the issue
and chapters 1-3, Alinea, Firenze, 1999; "Le analisi del piano"
in Avarello P. (ed.) Il Piano Comunale, Pirola - Il Sole
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Paolo
Fusero
Paolo Fusero was born in Genoa in 1960. He started working
professionally in the field of urban planning with Bruno Gabrielli
in 1987. He was involved in the PRGs for Piacenza, Pisa, Paternņ,
Parma as well as the PTC for Ragusa and various feasibility
studies, projects and consultancy jobs at the national level.
He was also senior director of the technical division at the
Municipality of Parma from 1996 to 1998. He was visiting researcher
at Tonji University in Shanghai (1991) and Waterloo University
in Toronto in (1994). He has been teaching at the Faculty
of Architecture in Pescara since 1999. His main research interests
lie in the field of innovative instruments for urban planning.
He has published extensively in his field and has edited the
following: La cittą del porto, Genova, 1992; Un'idea
nuova di Piano, Parma, 1997; Il Sistema Ibleo,
Ragusa, 1998.
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Carlo
Lefebvre
Carlo Lefebvre is a newly appointed full professor of economic
and political geography at the Faculty of Architecture, Universitą
degli Studi "G. d'Annunzio", Chieti. He was editor-in-chief
of the Atlante Economico e Commerciale d'Italia, published
by Somea, and has conducted extensive research on the processes
of transformation in urban networks. He is currently undertaking
research on the monitoring and evaluation of community programmes.
He is a member of the rationalization and simplification panel
of urban planning for independent authorities and agencies
upon appointment by the Ministry for Public Functions. He
is part of the technical and academic staff of the Observation
Deck of Public Local Services. He is a consultant for Formez
and is in charge of the scientific sector of the Societą Italiana
del Monitoraggio Pty. Ltd.
He has published extensively on regional development and urban
networks; his publications include the following: "Congestione
delle zone costiere sottoposte alle pressioni della trasformazione.
La competizione tra usi produttivi e turistici," Le consultazioni
territoriali, Regione Marche, Progetto Speciale PIT, Ancona,
1998; Dinamiche della Centralitą (eds. Clementi, A.
& R. Mascarucci); Trasformazioni metropolitane, Fratelli
Palombi editore, Roma, 1999; Sviluppo regionale e reti
di cittą, Franco Angeli, Milano, 1999; "New economy",
Adriatico, vol. 1, January, 2001; "La capacitą competitiva
del sistema romano", Roma in cantiere, (ed.) Clementi,
A; Quattro riflessioni sul cambiamento, Edizioni Pigreco,
Roma, 2001; "Spazio geografico e strutture reticolari", La
Geografia delle sfide e dei cambiamenti (ed. Lago, L.)
Patron Editore, Bologna, 2001.
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Roberto
Mascarucci
Roberto Mascarucci is a newly appointed full professor in urban
planning. He works in the field of planning and the territory
and in particular he specializes in evaluating the efficacy
of development programmes. In these areas he has published the
following: Pianificazione territoriale e spesa pubblica,
Gangemi, Roma, 1990; L'Urbanistica efficace, Sala Editori,
Pescara, 1995 and Nuova programmazione e progetti di territorio,
Sala editori, Pescara, 2000. More recently he has become interested
in planning for sensitive zone areas and planning for territories
which need to be protected environmentally; on the latter he
has published Che fine hanno fatto i parchi? (PPC, n.
16/98). He has been a consultant for the Abruzzo region and
is currently a consultant for the Assessment Committee for the
Ministry of the Economy. He was in charge of the academic secretariat
for the RETURB research; is the contact person for the "Appennine
Abruzzese, Molisano" group in the APE research project; departmental
representative for A.E.S.O.P. (Association of European Schools
of Planning); faculty representative in the university's panel
for International Relations; chancellor's delegate for Progetto
Leonardo; and also in charge of the "d'Annunzio" exchange with
the Delft Polytechnic, the Netherlands, and University of Lubiana,
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Rosario
Pavia
Rosario Pavia is a full professor in the Theory of Urban Planning
and the Director of DART. His publications include: L'idea
di cittą, Milano, 1982 and 1994; Le paure dell'urbanistica,
Genoa, 1996-97; Territori e spazi delle infrastrutture
(joint publication with A. Clementi), Ancona, 1998; Paessaggi
elettrici, (editor) Venezia, 1998; Babele, la cittą della
Dispersione, Roma, 2001. He was Visiting Research associate
at the North Eastern University of Boston and Visiting Professor
at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, Cambridge,
Mass. He has co-ordinated several research projects concerning
the Structure Plan for urban upgrading; is an expert in the
field of port planning and is a consultant for the Senior Board
of the Port Authority. In Pescara he has contributed considerably
to promoting the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning
and was editor of the department's review, Piano Progetto
Cittą, from 1999 to 2001. He is currently the director of
Adriatico, the review, and of the Babele book
series (in conjunction with M. Ricci). He also works for the
Direzione Aree Urbane ed Edilizia Residenziale, an office
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Mosč
Ricci
Mosč Ricci was born in Florence in 1956 and is an architect.
He is a newly appointed full professor in Urban Planning at
the Faculty of Architecture in Pescara, where he has taught
and conducted research since 1984. He was Visiting Fullbright
Scholar at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University
(Cambridge, Mass., USA) and visiting professor in various international
schools of architecture, including GSD Harvard. He is a member
of the academic board of Villard, an inter-university seminar
programme.
His publications include: Francesco Bonfanti Architetto,
Electa, Milano, 1986; Natura della cittą e forma del Piano,
Officina, Roma, 1991; Figure della trasformazione, Ed'A,
Pescara, 1996; Universitą e Cittą, Fratelli Palombi,
Roma, 1996; Abruzzo. Verso una nuova immagine, Fratelli
Palombi, Roma, 1996; the definition of "Urbanistica" for the
Lessico Universale Italiano dell'Istituto dell'Encicolpedia
Italiana, Treccani Editore, Roma, 1998; the following issues
Loreto and Peschici, Fratelli Palombi, Roma, 2001;
100 Occhi, Meltemi, Roma, 2001; and he is also joint
editor and director of Babele (Meltemi) book series in
conjunction with Rosario Pavia. He has been a member of the
executive board of the Societą Italiana degli Urbanisti
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Pietro
Rovigatti
Pietro Rovigatti is a tenured researcher in urban planning.
He graduated in civil engineering in Rome and did a Ph.D. at
the Department for Territorial and Urban Planning in Rome in
1996. He is interested in urban planning and programming and
in particular infrastructure networks in relation to the territory
and the environment. His research so far has been concerned
with the drawing up of the urban plan (1999, Laboratori di Quartiere,
Aprilia); the production and administration of public space;
the transformation of local identities in the context of settlement
sprawl (Ph.D.thesis); and the inter-university review "Urbanistica
pvs", directed by Federico Malusardi, DPTU Rome. In 1999 and
2000 he was part of the academic staff in the course, offered
by the department, on Principles of Urban Planning. He has written
numerous articles in periodicals on urban planing (e.g. in Urbanistica,
e Archvio di Studi Urbani e Regionali, Urbanistica
pvs and Marche Territorio). He has edited the following:
Universitą e cittą, Palombi, Roma, 1996 and Un Piano
per Durazzo, Sala Editori, Pescara, 1999. In 1997, together
with Alessandro Balducci he carried out, on behalf of SIU (Societą
Italiana degli Urbanisti - Italian Association of Urban Planners)
an inventory of the research in urban planning conducted by
the various universities on national territory; the results
were presented at the Secondo Biennale delle Cittą e degli Urbanisti
d'Europa, INU, Rome, 1997. He co-ordinated, under the supervision
of Alberto Clementi, the drawing up of the Structure Plan for
Monte Argentario (1994-99) and the Master Plan for Durazzo (1996-98).
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Paolo
Urbani
Paolo Urbani was born in Asmara, Eritrea, in 1945. He is a full
professor in Administrative Law and lectures at both the Faculty
of Architecture in Pescara, Universitą degli Studi "G. d'Annunzio"
and Roma III University. He is a member of the ANAS management
board. He and S. Civatarese co-authoured the manual Diritto
urbanistico, organizzazione e rapporti (Giappichelli, 2000)
and edited for the same editor La disciplina urbanistica
in Italia. Problemi attuali e prospettive di riforme (1997).
Urbanistica Consensuale, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino,
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Lucio
Zazzara
Lucio Zazzara was born in Torre de' Passeri, province of Pescara,
in 1949. He has been associate professor at the Faculty of Architecture
in Pescara since 1986. He has worked very actively both as an
architect and as an executive in public administration. He has
contributed significantly to the following: the drawing up of
the regional law on urban planning in Abruzzo (LR 18/83); the
preliminary PTP document for the Province of Pescara; and various
landscape Master Plans for the Abruzzo region was significant.
He wrote the PRG for Pescocostanzo (Aq.), Poploli (Pe.), Cannole
(Le.), Casoli (Ch.), Rocca San Giovanni (Ch.), Alba Adriatico
(Te.), Ofena (Aq.) and Frisa (Ch.). He was responsible for the
design of the following: the PL in Giulianova (Te.); the PP
1 in Montesilvano (Pe.); the PEEP in Alba Adriatica (Te.); the
PP for the historic centre of Castelfidardo (An.); the PIP in
Celano (Aq.); the "Adriatic Centre" Congress and Commercial
Centre (Pe.); the PdR for the water supply system in the historic
centre of Penne (Pe.); the Business Centre in Debrecen (H);
the ex-Camplone smelting works (Pe.), the rennovation for the
"Fanti" Barracks (Pe.); the PdR for the historic centre of Sulmona
(Aq.); the "Parco della Vittoria" (Pe.), the Santi di Preturo
golf complex (Aq.) and other numerous building projects. He
founded the review Rassegna di Studi sul Territorio (Aq.
1982).
He has published extensively and some of his main publications
are: Cause dell'espansione urbana in Europa, il caso Regno
Unito ed. CLUA, Pescara, 1980; Regione e Comprensorio
ed. Filograsso, Pescara, 1980; Crescita urbana e assetto
del territorio in Gran Bretagna ed. CLUA, Pescara, 1981.
He also edited Oriol Bohigas Ricostruire Barcellona,
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