An interdisciplinary debate on project perspectives
Table 1 Increase in residential stock 1919-2011, buildings listed by number of interiors. We highlight the intensity of the building cycle in the period 1960-1990 and the downsizing in the period 2001-2011 (authors’ calculations on data from Istat census)
Stock at 1919 | New buildings at 1946 | New buildings at 1961 | New buildings at 1971 | New buildings at 1981 | New buildings at 1991 | New buildings at 2001 | New buildings at 2011 | Total (2011) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Buildings with 1 or 2 interiors | 1,434,390 | 1,053,045 | 1,294,809 | 1,496,199 | 1,554,233 | 1,085,702 | 639,120 | 575,292 | 9,132,790 |
Buildings with 3 or more interiors | 398,114 | 273,962 | 406,027 | 554,634 | 563,418 | 377,065 | 231,897 | 249,791 | 3,054,908 |
Total buildings | 1,832,504 | 1,327,007 | 1,700,836 | 2,050,833 | 2,117,651 | 1,462,767 | 871,017 | 825,083 | 12,187,698 |