Vertical gardens to regenerate sociality "of proximity”

Authors

  • Caterina Mele Politecnico de Turin, DISEG (Turin) R3C Responsable Risk Resilience Centre (Turin)
  • Paolo Piantanida Politecnico de Turin, DISEG (Turin) R3C Responsable Risk Resilience Centre (Turin)
  • Antonio Vottari Politecnico de Turin, DISEG (Turin) R3C Responsable Risk Resilience Centre (Turin)
  • Claudia Pilar Politecnico de Turin, DISEG (Turin) R3C Responsable Risk Resilience Centre (Turin)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30972/arq.0164551

Keywords:

counter facade, resilience, heritage, adaptation, regeneration

Abstract

Within the critical reflections that revolve around the construction of multi-story housing in the second half of the nineteenth century, to a large extent, the recent blockade period has revealed the limitations in the internal / external relationship and in the sociality it generates. Adapt this heritage or replace it? The article identifies the rear fapade as a favorable space for a specific propulsive occasion of resilient regeneration of the building that orients the envelope of the rear building towards a relational dimension of the exterior space. Cases of Italy and Argentina are analyzed, rescuing in these later spaces an opportunity to regenerate the sociality of proximity so necessary in the current context of a pandemic that requires outdoor spaces, within the premises themselves.

Published

2020-11-24

How to Cite

Mele, C., Piantanida, P., Vottari, A., & Pilar, C. (2020). Vertical gardens to regenerate sociality "of proximity”. Arquitecno, (16), 37–46. https://doi.org/10.30972/arq.0164551

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Section

Investigación

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