OBJECTIVES, STRATEGIES AND ACTIONS OF THE NEW URBAN AND TERRITORIAL PLANS OF EMILIA-ROMAGNA

Sandra Vecchietti, INU Emilia-Romagna President

The leading players at the meeting are the General Town Planning Plans that some municipal administrations are drawing up to implement, in their territories, those policies for urban regeneration and to combat land consumption, the need for which is now unanimously shared. In order to effectively pursue this objective, in Emilia-Romagna Regional Law no. 24/2017 has given an innovative approach to urban planning and promoted a general review of local planning. A real paradigm shift that introduces other issues of great topicality and interest in municipal planning, such as the fight against climate change,…

URBAN REGENERATION: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PERSPECTIVE

Simona Giustino, Alessandra Susanna, CDP Investimenti SGR

One of the most discussed topics of recent times is certainly Urban Regeneration, today an integral part of national and European policies. Disused buildings, underused areas, entire degraded districts, environmental problems: it is necessary to reinvent cities, transform them with eco-sustainable systemic interventions aimed at improving urban and socio-economic conditions, through the re-qualification and reorganization of spaces, the infrastructure of the territory, the inclusion of functions that respond to the needs expressed by the market.
To this end, it seems necessary, first of all, an integrated planning approach that combines aspects linked to…

URBAN PLANNING PRIZE

The Urban Planning Prize, now in its fourteenth edition, is awarded to the projects exhibited in the previous edition of Urbanpromo. The projects awarded in the 2020 edition were chosen from those exhibited in the multimedia Gallery and in the exhibition held in Turin at the Nuvola Lavazza through the vote expressed by the visitors of Urbanpromo during the event.
From the 2016 edition, the projects are evaluated with reference to the following contents, identified by the magazine’s Director to highlight the most important issues of contemporary urban planning: new ways of living and producing; environmental, economic and social regeneration;…

OBJECTIVES, STRATEGIES AND ACTIONS OF THE NEW TERRITORIAL AND URBAN PLANS

Stefano Stanghellini, URBIT President

The conference is divided in two parts.

The framework of the first part is the planning activity that some Metropolitan Cities have undertaken, carrying out the functions attributed to them by law 56/2014 with the adoption of some highly original elements. Among the activities launched, in light of the 17 objectives for sustainable development of the 2030 Agenda, the contents and articulation of the Metropolitan Strategic Plan and the Metropolitan Territorial Plan, as well as their mutual interdependencies, are arousing particular interest.
The protagonists of the second part are the General Urban Planning Plans that some municipal…

THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE RELATIONSHIP IN TERRITORIAL AND URBAN REGENERATION EXPERIENCES

The objectives of the session, in continuity with the topics covered in previous editions, this year, with renewed interlocutors of primary importance, public and private, concern:
– the role of enabling ecosystems: actors, roles and relationships between the public and the private sector for planning interventions of territorial and urban enhancement;
– the skills and underlying know-how to implement win-win models with the contribution of social innovation, the use of economic resources and the importance of effective public procurement;
– the value of communication, the analysis of social impact and sustainability for local development.
Of particular interest is the identification of distinctive and…