Given the central role that services are taking over the quality of life of communities, they have to be reorganized from the point of view of efficiency, considering a supply and a demand in continuous interaction and evolution, and integrating the endowment of areas and public facilities with the actual provided services. The aim of this research is the definition of a methodology of planning and locating community facilities and services that might give support to the decision-making processes for the assets of urban planning, in order to improve urban quality and collective well-being. The methodology is divided into three phases, so that it can be integrated into urban planning. It is characterized by a preliminary, structural and executive phase, to which different results correspond. The proposed methodology considers the concept of performance at each phase, and this allows the orientation of the policies of urban regeneration and densification, by stimulating the reuse of parts of the urban tissue. Moreover, the tools and techniques of the methodology presuppose an advanced data management. Finally, the participative processes, as integrative steps of the methodology, help the dynamic aspects connected with the planning.
THE DESIGN OF URBAN QUALITY: INNOVATIVE COMMUNITY FACILITIES IN SUPPORT OF STRATEGIES OF URBAN RENEWAL. A METHODOLOGICAL PROPOSAL
Graziuso Gabriella
;Grimaldi Michele
;Guarnaccia Claudio
;Di Ruocco Giacomo
2020-01-01
Abstract
Given the central role that services are taking over the quality of life of communities, they have to be reorganized from the point of view of efficiency, considering a supply and a demand in continuous interaction and evolution, and integrating the endowment of areas and public facilities with the actual provided services. The aim of this research is the definition of a methodology of planning and locating community facilities and services that might give support to the decision-making processes for the assets of urban planning, in order to improve urban quality and collective well-being. The methodology is divided into three phases, so that it can be integrated into urban planning. It is characterized by a preliminary, structural and executive phase, to which different results correspond. The proposed methodology considers the concept of performance at each phase, and this allows the orientation of the policies of urban regeneration and densification, by stimulating the reuse of parts of the urban tissue. Moreover, the tools and techniques of the methodology presuppose an advanced data management. Finally, the participative processes, as integrative steps of the methodology, help the dynamic aspects connected with the planning.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
