Territorial Fragilities and Landscape Design in Rural Areas

Date

2 December 2019
h. 14:00

Location

Politecnico di Milano, Building 11, Aula Rogers
Via Ampère, 10

Info

laviniamaria.dondi@polimi.it

SYMPOSIUM

The goal of the conference is to investigate the role of landscape design in relation to the weakening of territories, taking the European scenario as the research field and focusing on the fragilities of the rural landscape, on the design tools through which they can be processed and on the multidisciplinary and transcalar strategies connected to a general awareness and to their desirable overcoming.

Specifically, through the conference, the will is to structure a reflection on the phenomena of socio-territorial, architectural-spatial and ecological-environmental fragilities that today affect the rural areas.

These fragilities are strongly connected to each other, representing the outcome of the intertwining of conditions, that are constitutive for a site, to fragilization processes, not only catastrophic events, linked to anthropic actions of moving away from a systemic balance situation.
The fragilization scenarios of the rural areas are linked particularly to the main physical systems of which the landscape is composed by and through which the weakening is manifested. These three constitutive elements – productive ground, water and paths – are the ones on which even the design practices seem to be focused in order to counteract or contain fragility, triggering processes of transformation and “care”.

The working method that the conference proposes starts precisely from the landscape project, as an operational tool to explore the fragilization phenomena in relation to the dynamic systems that configure the rural areas and on which the project acts.

14:00
Gabriele Pasqui / Director of the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DAStU)
The topic of territorial fragilities
Lavinia Dondi / Research fellow at DAStU D’Ecc Project
Territorial fragilities and landscape design in rural areas

Rethinking fragile rural landscapes through the design project. Three operational tools: productive soil, water and paths

14:30
coloco / Paris
Pablo Georgieff / Partner
Water and landscape. Study for the area of Nantes Saint-Nazaire and projects for the Brière site

15:30
FABRICations / Amsterdam
Buro Sant en Co / The Hague
Rens Wijnakker / Senior landscape architect and researcher
Paul Plambeck / Partner
Healthy living, vital economies and sustainable energy. Landscape study for the Green Heart area in the Netherlands

16 30
Coffee break

16:45
Batlle i Roig Arquitectes / Barcelona
Mario Suñer / Landscape vice director
Landscape rebuilt. Environmental and landscape recovery of the Vall d’En Joan landfill in Begues, Barcelona
Open discussion and conclusions

17:45
Members of the Scientific Committee of the ProLand research DAStU D’Ecc Project
Alberta Cazzani
Antonio Longo
Andrea Oldani
Alessandro Rocca
Michele Ugolini

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Salute e ambiente urbano

Data

28 Novembre 2019
h. 14:30

Luogo

Politecnico di Milano, Sala Riunioni DAStU, Edificio 29 "Carta"
Piazza L. da Vinci, 26

Info

rachele.redaelli@polimi.it

WORKSHOP

Problemi e soluzioni per la costruzione di città salubri

Questo workshop intende mettere a confronto amministratori comunali ed esperti con competenze e ruoli differenti sui punti critici, consolidati e innovativi delle strategie, delle azioni e delle soluzioni orientate al conseguimento di condizioni di drenaggio sostenibile. La sostenibilità del drenaggio è qui riferita non solo alle trasformazioni previste da un piano urbanistico, ma all’insieme delle condizioni pregresse, attuali e future che caratterizzano un territorio.
Questa iniziativa si inserisce all’interno di un percorso di collaborazione tra partner interessati a sviluppare e realizzare interventi innovativi che ha portato alla presentazione di una proposta a un bando LIFE in corso di valutazione.

 

14:30
Introduzione ai lavori

Eugenio Morello / Laboratorio di Simulazione Urbana Fausto Curti, DAStU, Polimi

14:45
Relazioni

Stefano Capolongo / Dipartimento ABC,  Polimi
Qualità dell’ambiente urbano e salute
Pierpaolo Mudu / Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanità
Alcune considerazioni dall’esperienza dell’OMS sui metodi e gli strumenti per promuovere la salute pubblica negli ambienti urbani

 

15:45
Tavola rotonda

modera:
Marcello Magoni / Laboratorio Cambiamenti Climatici, Rischi e Resilienza, DAStU, Polimi
Donatella Panigada / Istituto Neurologico Besta
Paolo Contiero / Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori
Alberto Gotti / Progetto ICARUS, Eucentre
Marco Caccianiga / Orto Botanico Città Studi, UNIMI
Lorenzo Bono / Ambiente Italia
Francesca Putignano / Dir. Città Resilienti Comune di Milan

17:00
Dibattito

 

Organizzato da:
CCRRLab / Laboratorio Cambiamenti Climatici, Rischio e Resilienza
LABSIMURB / Laboratorio Simulazione Urbana Fausto Curti

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Practicing a Polycentric (Post) Metropolis

Date

18 November 2019
h. 14:15

Location

Politecnico di Milano, Sala Riunioni, Edificio 29 "Carta"
Piazza L. da Vinci, 26

Info

mario.paris@polimi.it

BOOK PRESENTATION

A Dialogue about the Milan Urban Region
Mario Paris in conversation with Alessandro Balducci

 

14:15
Welcome

14:30
Introduction: AESOP YA Booklet Project
Giusy Pappalardo
Member of the Editorial Board, DICAR, LabPEAT – Univ. of Catania

14:30
A Dialogue about the Milan Urban Region
Mario Paris
Co-Author, DAStU – Politecnico di Milano

15:00
Comments by discussants
Willem Salet
Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences – University of Amsterdam
Corinna Morandi
Ordine degli Architetti, P.P.C. della Provinca di Milano

16:00
Conclusions
Alessandro Balducci
Co-Author, DAStU – Politecnico di Milano

16:30
Open Debate with Guests and Audience

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Housing Regeneration in Europe An Opportunity for Architecture and Architects

Date

15 November 2019
h. 10:00 - 13.30

Location

Politecnico di Milano, Aula Rogers
via Ampère 2

Info

elena.fontanella@polimi.it fabio.lapretto

SEMINAR

The seminar is inspired by the increasing number of interesting projects and architectural practices dealing with spatial, typological and technical innovation connected to the regeneration of existing buildings all over Europe toward residential and community spaces. The seminar is interested in crossing different experiences that work on: the regeneration of existing collective housing, the regeneration of peripheral areas and fragile context, the unconventional reuse of the nonresidential, underused or abandoned buildings. All these topics combine many issues: the typological innovation in relation to contemporary practices, the work on the envelope, the layout articulation, the image of the building, the participation of the community, the effects that these projects can produce on
urban scale.

This seminar has been developed within the “territorial fragility” project promoted by the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies. It results from the synergy between two research lines: ForDwell “Forms, uses and spaces for contemporary dwelling. New solutions for new households” and PeriFrag “Urban and metropolitan peripheries in fragile territories”

10:00
Introduction

Elena Fontanella, Fabio Lepratto /
Research Fellows at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies D’ECC project.

10:15
Inspiring projects

Hans van Heeswijk architecten (NL)
Hans van Heeswijk / partner

Mae (UK)
Alex Ely / partner

Beta Office (NL)
Auguste van Oppen / partner

 

Open discussion

Discussant
Massimo Bricocoli / Stefano
Guidarini/ Andreas Lichtblau / Filippo Orsini / Simona Pierini / Gennaro Postiglione / Silja Tillner
Professors at the School of
Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering, will discuss together with the seminar guests.

 

Organized by:

Elena Fontanella, Fabrio Lepratto

 

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Rischio, incertezza, vulnerabilità sociale

Data

22 Ottobre 2019
h. 15:00

Luogo

Politecnico di Milano, Sala Riunioni DAStU, Edificio 29 "Carta"
Piazza L. da Vinci, 26

Info

eccellenza-dastu@polimi.it

SEMINARIO

Primo seminario del ciclo
“Fragilità, rischio e incertezza. La riflessione delle scienze umane e sociali” a cura di Costanzo Ranci

Il seminario inaugura un ciclo di incontri teso a sviluppare una riflessione teorica intorno ai concetti di fragilità, rischio e incertezza. I seminari intendono affrontare il rapporto complesso tra debolezze di sistema, fattori scatenanti, spazio e ruolo della agency, conseguenze possibili e forme di trattamento delle politiche.

I prossimi seminari vedranno la partecipazione di Luigi Pellizzoni (Università di Pisa), Gabriele Pasqui (Politecnico di Milano) e Arturo Lanzani (Politecnico di Milano).

 

15:00
Saluti e introduzione

Alessandro Balducci /
Responsabile scientifico del progetto DAStU, Dipartimento di Eccellenza sulle Fragilità Territoriali

15:15
Rischio, incertezza e
vulnerabilità sociale

Costanzo Ranci /
Politecnico di Milano

Lara Maestripieri /
Politecnico di Milano

16:00
Dibattito

 

Organizzato da:
Costanzo Ranci

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Design Actions in Urban Transitions

Date

30 October 2019
h. 14:00 - 19.00

Location

Politecnico di Milano, Aula Gamma
via Ampère 2

RESEARCH SEMINAR

Architectural and Urban Design for Shifting Conditions

International Seminar Program

  • h:14:00 | Welcoming and
    registration
  • h:14:30 | Introduction
    Marco BOVATI, Polimi
  • h:14:45 | Positions
    Ilaria VALENTE, Polimi
    Roberto CAVALLO, TU Delft
    Thanos PAGONIS, NTU Athens
    Krystyna SOLAREK, Warsaw UT
  • h:16:00 | Research & Design Agenda
    Spela VEROVSEK, Ljubljana University
    Emilia CORRADI/ Fabrizia
    BERLINGIERI /Cassandra COZZA
    Polim

    Contribution and Discussion
    Research Fellows Territori Fragili Dipartimento di Eccellenza /DASTU
    Open debate with:
    Elena FONTANELLA, Agim KERCUKU, Fabio LEPRATTO, Michele MORGANTI, Giulia SETTI (coordination)
  • h:18:15 | Conclusions
    Ilaria VALENTE, Polimi

Organizers: Ilaria VALENTE, Marco BOVATI,
Emilia CORRADI, Fabrizia BERLINGIERI,
Cassandra COZZA

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Design Actions in Urban Transitions

Building Multiscalar Scenarios

Date

23 October 2019
h. 9:30 - 14.00

Location

Politecnico di Milano, Auditorium
via Pascoli 53

Info

domenico.duca@polimi.it

RESEARCH SEMINAR

International seminar on
Advanced Techniques for
image warping of maps
through time parameters

The Department of Architecture and Urban Studies of Politecnico di Milano is among the Italian departments financed by the Ministry of University and Research (MIUR) for the
period 2018-2022 as part of the Departments of Excellence initiative. For the five-year period, the DAStU has committed itself to exploring the articulated and plural processes of fragilisation of the relationship between space and society with the objective to become a center of national and international competence on the topic of territorial fragilities.

The seminar aims at exploring a relevant issue: how to produce parametric maps that include time as a factor of modification of physical distances and accessibility. These kind of maps are therefore suitable to reveal how territories can respect the topologic relationships among nodes, and how the urban and rural areas attached to them are dragged by the simultaneous presence of slow and fast networks.
These maps help in analysing and governing urban and regional transformations. The contributions will aim at exploring new modes of mapping that can represent the relation between territories, connections and time. Considering time as a mapping parameter, requires image warping techniques applied to raster and vector maps, integrating GIS software with parametric tools. This seminar is based on both a methodological and a practical approach, where possible solutions and practical applications can be discussed. This seminar has been developed within the “territorial fragility” project promoted by the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies – research line MapFrag: Mapping fragile landscapes, tools and tecniques for the analysis and representation of territorial fragilities.

9:30
Introduction

Alessandro Balducci
Politecnico di Milano
Scientific Coordinator of
The Territorial Fragilities Project
Opening of the seminar

Andrea Rolando
Politecnico di Milano
Mapping territorial fragilities

Domenico D’Uva
Politecnico di Milano
Maps Warping as a multiscalar tool

10:00
The multiscalar processes
of space-time mapping. Metodology and Transformations

Klaus Spiekermann
Spiekermann & Wegener Urban and Regional Research – Dortmund
Mapping European time-space

Francisco Escobar
University of Alcala
Cartographic Transformations of Position. Towards an understandable representation of distances and accessibility

11:00
Coffe Break

11:15
Experiences and applications
of parametric mapping. Known issues and possible solutions

Anita Graser / AIT Austrian Institute
of Technology – Vienna
Towards an exploratory analysis of time in massive movement data

Reinhard König / Bauhaus-
University Weimar
Adaptive urban design and master planning

12:15
Open Discussion and
contributions with:

Alessandro Bianchi
Stefano Cherubin
Antonella Contin
Rossella Salerno
Daniele Villa

Chair:
Fabrizio Leoni

Organizzatori
Domenico D’Uva

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Conferenza “Paesi vuoti – Paesi vuoti – Disuguaglianze territoriali, demografiche e di welfare”, Ferrara

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“Paesi vuoti – Disuguaglianze territoriali, demografiche e di welfare sono all’origine dello spopolamento di vaste aree dell’Europa. Come invertire la rotta”, Conferenza al Festival di giornalismo di Internazionale a Ferrara, 6 ottobre 2019.

Con Franco Arminio (paesologo), Fabrizio Barca (Forum disuguaglianze diversità), Antonia Carparelli (Commissione europea), Filippo Tantillo (ricercatore territorialista). Introduce e modera Gloria Riva (L’Espresso).

Informal Housing Experiences

Data

2 Ottobre 20219
h. 13:45 - 15.15

Luogo

Politecnico di Milano, Aula 2.1.5
Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, 32

WORKSHOP

Osservare e descrivere l’abitare informale

Conversazione con gli studenti del Corso di Analisi Sociale e Urbana

Interventi
Giuliana Costa
Andrea Di Giovanni
Camillo Magni

Organizzatrice
Giuliana Costa

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I siti fragili dell’archeologia

Data

18 Settembre 2019
h. 10:00

Luogo

Politecnico di Milano, Aula riunoni, Edificio 29 "Carta"
Piazza L. da Vinci, 26

SEMINARIO

Piano, progetti, interventi per la sicurezza dei fronti di scavo a Pompei

 

Saluti introduttivi
Annunziata Maria Oteri, DAStU

Andrea Pane, UniNA

Territorio fragile e archeologia: i fronti di scavo a Pompei
Gianluca Vitigliano, Architetto presso Il Parco archeologico di Pompei

Il cantiere di scavo e la “fragilità” del dato archeologico
Marialaura Iadanza, Alberta Martellone, Archeologhe presso il Parco archeologico di Pompei

Materiali e tecniche costruttive a Pompei: conoscenza e sperimentazione
Bruno De Nigris, Architetto presso il Parco archeologico di Pompei

La messa in sicurezza dei fronti di scavo: aspetti strutturali e geotecnici
Vincenzo Calvanese, Ingegnere presso il Parco archeologico di Pompei

La messa in sicurezza del patrimonio archeologico di Pompei: specificità ed esiti
Arianna Spinosa, Architetto presso il Parco archeologico di Pompei

Question time e dibattitto
Modera: Carolina Di Biase, DAStU

 

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