This paper aims at proposing new urban models for Mediterranean open spaces designed according to an inter-scalar relationship between natural environment, urban fabrics and ‘productive gardens’, which could define a complex landscape, where urban and agrarian fabrics are no longer unconnected, but where green infrastructures and urban agriculture could become new ‘nodes’ (hubs) for the city life.
‘Tasting the Garden’. A Sustainable Model for the Mediterranean Region’ / Neglia, G.A.. - (2016), pp. 233-233. (Tasting the Landscape. 53rd IFLA World Congress, April 20-22, Turin (Italy) Torino April 20-22, 2016).
‘Tasting the Garden’. A Sustainable Model for the Mediterranean Region’
NEGLIA, Giulia Annalinda
2016
Abstract
This paper aims at proposing new urban models for Mediterranean open spaces designed according to an inter-scalar relationship between natural environment, urban fabrics and ‘productive gardens’, which could define a complex landscape, where urban and agrarian fabrics are no longer unconnected, but where green infrastructures and urban agriculture could become new ‘nodes’ (hubs) for the city life.File in questo prodotto:
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