FOCUS ON NAPLES

Vittorio Salmoni e Domenico Moccia, INU – URBIT

The territory of the city of Naples has been subject to an impressive urban regeneration and recovery for years but, in this latest period also thanks to the interventions financed by the PNRR (for example the restoration of the Albergo dei Poveri, the largest public building in Italy, the replacement of the sails of Scampia and Taverna del Ferro) and the change in urban policies of the Manfredi administration, the interventions have taken on a dimension and a spatial distribution such as to characterize a specific phase of “redefinition” of the role and function of the city of Naples in the national context.
The new policy seeks to maintain continuity with the participatory expression of civil society and bottom-up movements that had been the figure of the De Magistris administration but tries to combine it with the contribution of skills and science to project itself on the Effective and technology-driven development

PROGRAM

09:00 – 09:30 Registration

09:30 opening works

Institutional greetings
Michele Talia, INU President
Gianni Biagi, President Urbit
Stefano Stanghellini, Coordinator C.S. Urbit

Presentation
Mimmo Moccia, INU/ Urbit
Vittorio Salmoni, INU /Urbit

Interventions

 

The territorial framework

“Regional Landscape Plan and Urban Regulations”
Bruno Discepolo, Urban Planning Councillor Region of Campania

“Naples and infrastructure”
Mimmo Moccia, INU/ Urbit

 

The Metropolitan City

“The Phlegraean Fields”
Agostino Di Lorenzo, Municipal Director of Pozzuoli

“New ideas for the coast”
Giuseppe Guida, Town Planning Councillor Castellamare di Stabia

 

Projects for Naples

“Resources for urban regeneration”
Anna Marino, Foundation with the South – remote connection

“The Hotel of the Poor”
Paolo Desideri, Architect Studio ABDR, University Professor

 

Naples and cultural regeneration

“The Neapolitan wonder”
Maria Alessandra Masucci, Director of the Sansevero Chapel Museum

 

13:30 closing of the works

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