Contemporary Alpine Landscape and Fragilities

Research on spatial and landscape planning issues in mountain contexts

The seminar is part of a PhD research project (UPDP programme) and aims at investigating the issues concerning the landscape planning and project as tools able to face the fragilities affecting the contemporary alpine landscape. During the seminar, alpine landscape fragilities are discussed in relation to the perspectives for the governance of the heterogeneous mountain context characterised by shrinking and abandonment phenomena and increasing and overuse dynamics. In this frame, spatial and landscape planning and project are investigated as tools to address strategies and actions to overcome the fragilities affecting the landscape and to protect, enhance and regenerate the mountain contexts.

PROGRAMME

9:30 
Introduction

Gabriele Pasqui
DAStU / TF Project Scientific Coordinator

9:40
Presentation of the ongoing PhD research

Silvia Restelli
DAStU / PhD Candidate TF Project

10:15
Alpine landscape fragilities and project perspectives

Manfred Perlik
University of Bern, Centre for Development and Environment (CDE)

Michael Schmölz
Technical University of Munich, Department of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Regional Open Space (LAREG)

Massimo Sargolini
University of Camerino, School of Architecture and Design (SAAD)

Barbara Caselli
University of Parma, Department of Engineering and Architecture

11:45
Discussion and conclusions

Angioletta Voghera
Politecnico of Turin, Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST)

Davide Del Curto
DAStU

Andrea Arcidiacono
DAStU

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