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  1. The concept of resilience has been developed for over 40 years in different disciplines. The academic discussion on defining resilience is thriving to create interdisciplinary understandings and meanings. Simu...

    Authors: Ombretta Caldarice, Nicola Tollin and Maria Pizzorni
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2021 8:9
  2. This article addresses an urban design issue at a micro-urban design level; the spaces between buildings on neighboring blocks or the side yards, how such spaces they are used, and their social impact on resid...

    Authors: Amir Shojai and Kaveh Fattahi
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2021 8:2
  3. Among the three pillars of sustainability, social sustainability has received the least attention, especially among the studies addressing the sustainable housing development in Dubai’s urban neighborhoods. Un...

    Authors: S. M. Hossein Alipour and Khaled Galal Ahmed
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2021 8:1
  4. The ‘family house’ has played a major role within the urbanisation processes that have been transforming the Italian landscape since the 1960s. It is a common feature of the widespread settlements that are par...

    Authors: Federico Zanfi, Chiara Merlini, Viviana Giavarini and Fabio Manfredini
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:20
  5. The article suggests a set of design requirements to orient urban practices of transformation and space management when they work on transition spaces, which are difficult to interpret and classify in accordan...

    Authors: Paola Pittaluga
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:18
  6. The value of cultural heritage and its transmission for “making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable” is an integral part of the UN Agenda 2030 and the new international poli...

    Authors: Katia Fabbricatti, Lucie Boissenin and Michele Citoni
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:17
  7. Cities are nowadays faced with an unprecedented crisis, due above all to the impacts of climate change and the increasing social inequalities, which require innovative approaches and more effective tools. Resi...

    Authors: Adriana Galderisi, Giada Limongi and Konstantina-Dimitra Salata
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:16
  8. In Europe, the debate on the recovery of the historic centres has been developed, over the years, around the balance between conservation and transformation needs in order to meet the new demands of the contem...

    Authors: Anna Maria Colavitti and Sergio Serra
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:15
  9. Millions of people have been forcibly displaced around the world at an alarming rate. In 2018, approximately 70.8 million people (UNHCR 2018) were living in refugee camps. These camps are the most immediate re...

    Authors: Rania Aburamadan, Claudia Trillo and Busisiwe Chikomborero Ncube Makore
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:12
  10. Rapid growth coupled with the prevailing land allocation system in Oman led to a shift from compact dwellings typologies to detached single-family houses, arranged in monofunctional zoning systems that exclusi...

    Authors: Gustavo De Siqueira and Amal Al Balushi
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:11
  11. Conversion and transformation of historic buildings and industrial site reclamation projects are becoming topics of renewed interest. Many industrial buildings beckon architecture design theory to revitalize u...

    Authors: Giovanni Maria Biddau, Antonello Marotta and Gianfranco Sanna
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:10
  12. Soil sealing processes that involved European cities in the twentieth century have reduced the quantity and quality of permeable soils (open land for agricultural and leisure resources). These processes have a...

    Authors: Fulvio Adobati and Emanuele Garda
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:9
  13. This perspective article presents considerations based on an attempt for initiating a landscape characterization in the United States using the Landscape Character Assessment (LCA) method initially developed i...

    Authors: Stefania Staniscia, Charles Yuill and Vincenzo Cribari
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:8
  14. The contribution develops a reflection on the urban space project in contexts characterized by historical-cultural relevance by exploring interdisciplinary approaches through the intersection of research and d...

    Authors: Michele Valentino and Laura Lutzoni
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:7
  15. European marginalised areas are affected by an alarming rate of abandonment and depopulation. Thus, they are therefore object of specific European policies aiming to their reactivation. Official guidelines, bo...

    Authors: Ludovica Sechi, Rossella Moscarelli and Paolo Pileri
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:5
  16. A considerable environmental turbulence pushes cultural and creative firms to cluster and to adopt new forms of cross-integration. An issue common also to wider entrepreneurial ecosystems (EEs) of SMEs. This e...

    Authors: Anna Maria Colavitti and Alessia Usai
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:4
  17. In Italy there is a considerable amount of experience in school constructions from the 60s that have anticipated the Italian national school’s standards with a fair level of quality. Like in other countries th...

    Authors: Lucia Nucci and Laura Galimberti
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:2
  18. This paper advocates the need for transformative planning practices to cope with contemporary crises of climate change and intensifying economic inequality that regions, city-regions, and cities are increasing...

    Authors: Louis Albrechts, Angela Barbanente and Valeria Monno
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2020 7:1
  19. The year 1966 demarcated a borderline in the urban design discipline. Three books published that indicated a change of direction: City architecture by Aldo Rossi, The territory of architecture by Vittorio Gregott...

    Authors: Antonello Marotta
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2019 6:9
  20. In 1989 in Poland the transition period was initiated, which caused a profound change not only of a political and institutional nature, but also an economic change of local labour markets and urban space. One ...

    Authors: Katarzyna Sadowy and Adam Lisiecki
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2019 6:4
  21. Sustainable cities have, since the early 1990s, been the leading global paradigm of urban planning and development thanks to the different models of sustainable urban form proposed as new frameworks for redesi...

    Authors: Simon Elias Bibri and John Krogstie
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2019 6:3
  22. City brand is a valuable asset that improves the competitive advantage of the city in the globalisation era. Relying on uniqueness and utilising various methods, cities endeavour to promote their reputation an...

    Authors: Ahmadreza Shirvani Dastgerdi and Giuseppe De Luca
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2019 6:2
  23. The ‘smart city’—insofar as the concept has any definitive purchase—is really what I termed in my (2008) a ‘hyperspatial’ city. That is, its social world is not just connected, but hyperconnected. This means that...

    Authors: Michael McGuire
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2018 5:22
  24. Smart, technologically managed city-regions are one of the main characteristics of the contemporary world. Since the attack to the Charlie Hebdo offices, city-regions and social media digital technologies have...

    Authors: Chiara Poletti and Marco Michieli
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2018 5:20
  25. During the 1960s, different critical voices emerged with regard to the main gaps of technocratic planning (what Jacobs calls ‘modern, orthodox city planning’), voices highlighting the oversimplifying epistemol...

    Authors: Carolina Pacchi
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2018 5:17
  26. The huge economic resources which have been available for more than a decade to promote the development of renewable energy sources (RES) and assimilated ones have had as a side effect the installation of plan...

    Authors: Marcello Magoni and Roberto Adami
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2018 5:15
  27. Always in history, the shaping of new landscapes is accompanied by important economic and social changes, and the relative outcomes had great impact on the formation of a new system of relations between invest...

    Authors: Maria Cristina Treu
    Citation: City, Territory and Architecture 2018 5:14

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