Urban rinaturactivation in Mediterranean: new strategy from ancian genome

Abstract

The landscapes design and management depend no longer today only on the needs of its inhabitants but also, and increasingly, on the perspectives and exchange identification and understanding of logics imposed by new needs. The main objective of the transformation actions carried out in recent years is to increase 'appetite', to create expectations and ease of enjoyment for a growing number of non-based persons. A new geography of desire is altering so fast the development processes to produce crisis itself, so, it becomes important, therefore, an understanding of expectations and demands posed by users not easily definable, at first glance, as a result of the high mobility reached, because today the number of permanent inhabitants becomes always more negligible benefiting new figures: seasonal workers, commuters...

The coastal mediterranean areas, for their stratification and complexity of human and natural contexts, are used more and more as a 'laboratory' where find out new logics urban recycling. The historic flexibility and willingness to hybridization of the Mediterranean territories gives rise in these contexts in a continuous self-redefinition formal and conceptual spaces and geographies. Today these dynamics translate into new strategies of transformation that can be defined of rinaturactivation because based on the rediscovery of the historical interactions between nature and human artifice in all scales.