Housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venire

The new and uncertain times into which the Covid pandemic has thrown us make it clear that we need to rethink the way we live in the city, in our neighborhood, and even in the interior spaces of our homes. How this change should take place is not entirely clear, nor should we expect a standard reci...

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Main Author: Lorenza Perini
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Firenze University Press 2020-12-01
Series:Scienze del Territorio
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Online Access:https://oajournals.fupress.net/index.php/sdt/article/view/12354
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spelling doaj-99252eea9a054e2d9e364e9ef767624b2021-02-03T09:10:42ZengFirenze University PressScienze del Territorio2384-87742284-242X2020-12-0110.13128/sdt-12354Housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venireLorenza Perini0University of Padua, Department of Political science, law and international studies The new and uncertain times into which the Covid pandemic has thrown us make it clear that we need to rethink the way we live in the city, in our neighborhood, and even in the interior spaces of our homes. How this change should take place is not entirely clear, nor should we expect a standard recipe. Certainly, the direction to follow is that of an increasing sustainability – in all the meanings that this word can assume – environmental, economic, social sustainability. Not necessarily this direction points straight out of the city and into the countryside villages, as many of the current speeches seem to support. In this paper, we want to talk about different and creative ideas for a sustainable and socialized living, in the direction of a sharing of services and functions, using also an historical perspective for setting up scenarios and contexts of possible practices. https://oajournals.fupress.net/index.php/sdt/article/view/12354housingplanninggendersharingdistancing
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Housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venire
Scienze del Territorio
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gender
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distancing
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title Housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venire
title_short Housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venire
title_full Housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venire
title_fullStr Housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venire
title_full_unstemmed Housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venire
title_sort housing collaborativo e prospettive creative: scenari per la città a venire
publisher Firenze University Press
series Scienze del Territorio
issn 2384-8774
2284-242X
publishDate 2020-12-01
description The new and uncertain times into which the Covid pandemic has thrown us make it clear that we need to rethink the way we live in the city, in our neighborhood, and even in the interior spaces of our homes. How this change should take place is not entirely clear, nor should we expect a standard recipe. Certainly, the direction to follow is that of an increasing sustainability – in all the meanings that this word can assume – environmental, economic, social sustainability. Not necessarily this direction points straight out of the city and into the countryside villages, as many of the current speeches seem to support. In this paper, we want to talk about different and creative ideas for a sustainable and socialized living, in the direction of a sharing of services and functions, using also an historical perspective for setting up scenarios and contexts of possible practices.
topic housing
planning
gender
sharing
distancing
url https://oajournals.fupress.net/index.php/sdt/article/view/12354
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