Resiligence
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The Resili(g)ence publication is part of the outputs produced within the European project KAAU, Knowledge Alliance for Advanced Urbanism (www.ka-au.net), Erasmus + program, and consists of two volumes: the first Resili(g)ence Intelligent Cities / Resilient Landscapes offers reflections on the general framework and on the theme of resilience applied to intelligent cities and the landscape, while the second volume GOA Resili(g)ent City, analyses the case study of Genoa. RESILI(G)ENCE is a combined word, created by Manuel Gausa, merging the words resilience and intelligence. Intelligence is intended not only as the artificial but also as the human one, though undoubtedly today the world of BigData and OpenData can help the better understand of the city and its dynamics. Resilience, instead, is a term derived from the materials science and indicates the property that some materials have to maintain their structure or to regain its original shape after being subjected to crushing or deformation. The history of making the city of Genoa safe from floods is ancient history. And complex, very complex. It is the story of the wrong relationship between the river and the city, between nature and the urban and industrial development of the capital, between the flow of watercourses and their covering and cementing of the banks and beds of streams. It is perhaps one of the paradigmatic examples of the senselessness of man's choices towards his environment. But it is also the story of the delays of politics and institutions, of bureaucracies, of the system of public works in our country: of an Italy more attentive to formal respect for rules than for the rules of nature. In the midst of this history there are the disasters, floods, the dead, the injured, the damage of the flooding of the Bisagno torrent, which with its 30 km cuts the city from north to south, in one of the most built up areas of Italy, to reach the sea in the Foce district.

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Publisher
Actar
Year
2021
ISBN
9781638409588
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Table of contents

  1. 0 - FOREWORD: RESILI(G)ENCE: CITIES LAB
  2. The resilient Revolution of cities in the era of Big Data. Nicola Canessa, Matilde Pitanti, Francesca Vercellino. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  3. I - FRAMEWORK: GOA RESILI(G)ENT CITY
  4. GOA RESILI(G)ENT CITY: urban transformation. Nicola Canessa. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  5. II - GOA RESILI(G)ENT CITY: THE GIC-LAB/DAD UNIGE APPROACH
  6. Resiligent city approach. Nicola Canessa. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  7. Resili(g)ence and advanced strategies. Matilde Pitanti. GIC-Lab; dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  8. Resili(g)ence and Agro-Urban approach, from the global framework to the Genoese dimension.. Giorgia Tucci. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  9. Resili(g)ence and Temporary communities. Alessia Ronco Milanaccio. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  10. Resili(g)ence and Maps of physical and emotional geographies. Francesca Vercellino. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  11. III - CROSSING RESEARCHES
  12. The GOA Key-case. Nicola Canessa . GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  13. Crosslands: resilience and new metropolitan polarities in the periurban river spaces of the Mediterranean coast. The case of Val Polcevera. Nicola Canessa, Manuel Gausa, Matilde Pitanti. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  14. The Morandi Bridge and La Val Polcevera. Manuel Gausa. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  15. Open Source data and strategic project for the resilient city. The Genova Molassana case study. Cristina Candito, Manuel Gausa, Matilde Pitanti, Giulia Sola. Architecture and Design Department Genova
  16. Intervention strategies for the redevelopment of the dense built environment and water risk management. Chiara Centanaro. dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  17. Port resilience practices. Designing Borders, the Genoa Port-City Threshold. Beatrice Moretti. dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  18. Boating as a key of rebirth for the resilient city. Genoa yesterday, today and tomorrow. Maria Carola Morozzo della Rocca, Massimo Musio-Sale, Mario Ivan Zignego .dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  19. Building the cities of future with innovative nature based systems. Chiara Farinea. IAAC - Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia
  20. Belonging as resilience enzyme. Chiara Olivastri. dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  21. The urban regeneration of goods Canfarotta in Maddalena district - a case of research and action. Jorge Mosquera, Francesca Vercellino. dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  22. IV- RESILI(G)ENT GOA: RESEARCH IN COURSE(S)
  23. GOA in courses. Manuel Gausa, Nicola Canessa. GIC-Lab / dAD - Architecture and Design Department Genova
  24. LIST OF AUTHORS