| Title | Waste Landscape: Urban Regeneration Process for Shared Scenarios |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 21471 |
| Authors | Della Spina, L; Giorno, C |
| Title | Waste Landscape: Urban Regeneration Process for Shared Scenarios |
| Year | 2022 |
| Published | Sustainability, 14.0, 5 |
| Abstract | The theme of urban redevelopment and regeneration has long been a priority in the international debate and current practices in the field of urban policies and strategic programs for sustainable development, implemented according to the circular economy model. In the contemporary city, there are fragments of unused, residual, abandoned landscapes, defined as "Waste LandScapes" which are the natural consequence of the metabolic process of growth and development of cities, both for the incompatibility of their original use and for the loss of their economic value. These waste landscapes, if inserted in virtuous processes of urban redevelopment, have a great intrinsic value and a considerable regenerative potential, capable of triggering virtuous development processes, not only on an urban scale but also on a territorial level. In this context, the research applied to a degraded area located on the edge of the historic center of Catanzaro (Italy) illustrates an adaptive and multi-methodological, inclusive and site-specific evaluation process, useful to support decision-makers in the selection of a shared scenario, evaluated both in multi-group and multi-criteria terms, capable of generating benefits in terms of cultural enhancement, social inclusion and economic development for a circular city. |
| https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/14/5/2880/pdf?version=1646213078 |
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