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TERRITORIES IN CRISIS
Architecture and Urbanism
Facing Changes in Europe
Cristina Bianchetti | Elena Cogato Lanza | Agim Enver Kercuku | Angelo Sampieri | Angioletta Voghera
Europe’s current crisis is also a crisis of the European city. Economic, social, and political insecurities have changed our perception of territories, institutions, and forms of living, and have dramatically weakened the complex interactions within Europe. They have also compromised the reshaping of our physical landscape. Yet, the crisis is also creating new opportunities for urban transformation, urban practices, and forms of participation.
Based on case studies from Italy, France, Spain, Belgium, and Switzerland, Territories in Crisis describes the countless challenges faced by European Cities from historical, sociological, and economic perspectives and sets them in relation to existing and potential forms of urbanity. Territories in Crisis aims to develop a new European framework for architecture and urban planning in the era of crisis.
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTON
Crumbling Territories: Rules, Rights and Values | 9
Cristina Bianchetti
POSITIONS
State of Crisis and the Project: The Horizontal Metropolis | 22
Paola Viganò
Designing in Flanders | 30
Bernardo Secchi, Paola Viganò
Regulation Crisis, Polarization, and Inequalities | 40
Arnaldo Bagnasco
On the Economic Base of the European City | 49
Antonio Calafati
Architecture and Heritage | 63
Susanna Caccia Gherardini, Carlo Olmo
Pioneers | 75
Laura Cantarella
TERRITORIES IN CRISIS
1. HERITAGE AND RUINS
Minor Heritage | 106
Angioletta Voghera
Urban Surplus | 116
Michele Cerruti But
Productive Playgrounds | 125
Giulia Setti
The Fordis City After the Factory | 135
Ianira Vassallo
2. CONFLICTS AND SHARING
Social Protagonism in the Technocratic Spiral | 146
Angelo Sampieri
Founding New Urbanism | 154
Silvia Calastri, Elisabet Roca
Scenes from "The Right Not To Be Excluded" | 164
Verena Lenna
Real Estate Devalorization and Conflict | 175
Laura Martini
3. INTIMITÉ AND EXTIMITÉ
New Functionalisms and Disembodied Spaces | 186
Cristina Bianchetti
Public Spaces as the Space of Differences | 195
Elena Cogato Lanza, Luca Pattaroni
Deintensifying Space | 204
Patrizia Toscano
Modern Urban Interiors | 212
Simone Rubero, Sara Cristina Zanforlin
The City as a Prototype: A Frame For Pragmatic Social Action | 222
Darío Negueruela Del Castillo
4. PIONEERS AND HEIRS
Democratic and Oligarchic Goods | 234
Agim Kërçuku
Optional Urbanity | 245
Giacomo Pettenati
The Invention of a Legacy | 254
Dafne Regis
Maintaining The Modern Neighborhood | 263
Elisabetta M. Bello
One Pioneer, Many Legacies | 274
Fabrizio Paone
5. FUNCTIONALISM AND VISION
The Legacy of Cadre de vie | 286
Elena Cogato Lanza
A Scenographic Look at the Peripheries | 295
Antoine Vialle
Postcar Spaces | 304
Farzaneh Bahrami
The End of the Postmodern City | 312
Daniele Vazquez Pizzi
CONCLUDING REMARKS
Acknowledgements | 324
Contributors | 326
ABOUT THE AUTHORS:
Cristina Bianchetti, Professor of Urbanism at the Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST), Politecnico di Torino | Elena Cogato Lanza, Senior Scientist at the Laboratory of Urbanism (Lab-U), École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne | Agim Kërçuku, PhD candidate in Urbanism, Università IUAV di Venezia | Angelo Sampieri, Associate Professor of Urbanism at the Interuniversity Department of of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST), Politecnico di Torino | Angioletta Voghera, Associate Professor of Urbanism at the Interuniversity Department of of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST), Politecnico di Torino.
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