Stefano Stanghellini, INU – URBIT
On 31 August, the works funded through Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (Piano Nazionale di Ripresa e Resilienza – PNRR) were completed. These include the PINQuA programmes — the National Innovative Programmes for Housing Quality (Programmi Innovativi Nazionali per la Qualità dell’Abitare) — and the PUI — Integrated Urban Plans (Piani Urbani Integrati) — focused on the urban regeneration of peripheral areas in Italy’s Metropolitan Cities. As urban planning initiatives of strategic importance, these programmes have been followed by Urbanpromo from the early stages of their design and approval for NRRP funding.
Now that the deadline for their implementation has passed, Urbanpromo intends to showcase and highlight a selection of projects that the promoting local authorities have successfully completed. Through these experiences, Urbanpromo also aims to examine the challenges that emerged during implementation, their consequences and the ways in which they were addressed, as well as the innovative approaches adopted that could potentially be transferred to the ordinary management of complex programmes.
PROGRAMME
13:30 – 14:00 Participant registration
14:00 Opening
Introduction and moderation
Stefano Stanghellini, INU – URBIT
Opening presentation
“PINQuA: A Destination or a New Starting Point?”
Adolfo F. L. Baratta, Roma Tre University, Expert at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (MIT) and Vice-President of the PINQuA High Commission
Speakers
“PINQuA Between Expectations and Reality: Assessing PINQuA Projects in the Metropolitan City of Turin”
Massimo Vettoretti, Head of the Department for Territorial, Economic and Social Development, Metropolitan City of Turin
“Assessing the PINQuA Experience in the Metropolitan City of Milan”
Silvia Ballabio, Head of the Urban and Territorial Regeneration Programmes Management Service, Metropolitan City of Milan
“Urban Regeneration: From Bologna’s Metropolitan Plan to Extraordinary Resources for Its Implementation”
Mariagrazia Ricci, Head of the Territorial Planning Department, Metropolitan City of Bologna
“PINQuA: The Role of the Metropolitan City”
Giacomo Parenti, Director General, Metropolitan City of Florence
Davide Cardi, Head of Strategic Planning, Metropolitan City of Florence
“Living in the Community: Launching the Social Management of Parma’s Mosaico Abitativo Solidale Project”
Martina Bovo, Senior Consultant, SINLOC SpA
“Two PINQuA Projects for the Regeneration of a Modern Neighbourhood: The Case of Ponte San Giovanni in Perugia”
Franco Marini, Head of the Urban Planning Unit and Coordinator of PINQuA Programmes, Municipality of Perugia
“Abitare Udine and the San Domenico Neighbourhood: Assessing the PINQuA Programme”
Andrea Zini, Councillor for Territorial Planning, Municipality of Udine
“The Restoration Project for the Roverella Complex”
Cristina Mazzoni, Councillor for Urban Regeneration, Municipality of Cesena
Paola Sabbatini, Head of the Territorial Governance Department, Municipality of Cesena
“Anagni: The Access System to the Historic Centre and the Restoration of the Cyclopean Walls”
Maurizio Moretti, ADML Architetti, Project Designer
“NRRP and PINQuA in Andria: Assessing an Intensive, Multi-Year Commitment”
Giovanna Bruno, Mayor of Andria
Mario Laconte, Councillor for the Authentic City, Municipality of Andria
Anna Maria Curcuruto, former Councillor for Urban Planning, Municipality of Andria
“RE-INHABITING Grosseto: The Path of Identity and Innovation”
Hon. Fabrizio Rossi, Member of Parliament, former Deputy Mayor of Grosseto and former Councillor for Urban Planning
Conclusion remarks
Davide Ciferri, Director of the NRRP Unit, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (MIT)
18:30 Closing of the proceedings
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