Sezioni trasversali urbane

This article questions the link between public space and the physical features of it. The hypothesis is that in order to make effective the right to public space (borrowing the meaning of the locution from Henri Lefebvre), this latter should be dense of uses and users. The condition of density would...

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Auteurs principaux: di Robilant, Manfredo Nicolis, Mellano, Paolo
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:ardeth_461 it https://journals.openedition.org/ardeth/461 2020-11-13T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/a2a5 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Sezioni trasversali urbane Ardeth Rosenberg & Sellier info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2611-934X info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2532-6457 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/ardeth di Robilant, Manfredo Nicolis Mellano, Paolo section aesthetic values use values density Turin sezione valori estetici valori d'uso densità Torino This article questions the link between public space and the physical features of it. The hypothesis is that in order to make effective the right to public space (borrowing the meaning of the locution from Henri Lefebvre), this latter should be dense of uses and users. The condition of density would spontaneously produce a social control on public space. Density depends upon the dimension and shape of the public space, as well as from its perceived aesthetic value. Hence, it is useful to reflect on the physical features of a public space, before urban political decisions on it are taken. For instance, not all streets are fit for becoming pedestrian: some might be too large, and hence after becoming pedestrian they could not support a critical plurality and density, and they would lose attractivity together with social control. The case study is the historical center of Turin.
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topic section
aesthetic values
use values
density
Turin
sezione
valori estetici
valori d'uso
densità
Torino
spellingShingle section
aesthetic values
use values
density
Turin
sezione
valori estetici
valori d'uso
densità
Torino
di Robilant, Manfredo Nicolis
Mellano, Paolo
Sezioni trasversali urbane
description This article questions the link between public space and the physical features of it. The hypothesis is that in order to make effective the right to public space (borrowing the meaning of the locution from Henri Lefebvre), this latter should be dense of uses and users. The condition of density would spontaneously produce a social control on public space. Density depends upon the dimension and shape of the public space, as well as from its perceived aesthetic value. Hence, it is useful to reflect on the physical features of a public space, before urban political decisions on it are taken. For instance, not all streets are fit for becoming pedestrian: some might be too large, and hence after becoming pedestrian they could not support a critical plurality and density, and they would lose attractivity together with social control. The case study is the historical center of Turin.
author di Robilant, Manfredo Nicolis
Mellano, Paolo
author_facet di Robilant, Manfredo Nicolis
Mellano, Paolo
author_sort di Robilant, Manfredo Nicolis
title Sezioni trasversali urbane
title_short Sezioni trasversali urbane
title_full Sezioni trasversali urbane
title_fullStr Sezioni trasversali urbane
title_full_unstemmed Sezioni trasversali urbane
title_sort sezioni trasversali urbane
publisher Ardeth
publishDate 2020
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