Soluzioni sistemiche per un benessere olistico delle città. Processi, risultati e riflessioni

Autori

  • Silvia Barbero Politecnico di Torino (Italia)
  • Carolina Giraldo Nohra EIT Climate-Kic (Ungheria)
  • Cristian Campagnaro Politecnico di Torino (Italia)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/1142022

Parole chiave:

soluzioni basate sulla natura, pareti verdi, città post-industriali, living labs, design sistemico

Abstract

Oggi le città post-industriali possono essere intese come Living labs per sperimentare strategie di innovazione urbana, come le Nature-based Solutions, e per rigenerare l’ecosistema naturale e quello antropico. Queste azioni richiedono un processo partecipativo che applichi strumenti di co-design nel contesto di un approccio a quadrupla elica, assicurando al Living Lab resilienza di lunga durata. In questo contesto, il contributo intende esaminare le implicazioni dell’uso di strumenti di co-progettazione, dai workshop partecipativi alla mappatura SWOT, nell’ambito specifico del caso studio di Mirafiori Sud, a Torino, all’interno del progetto europeo proGIreg (2018-2023), con particolare attenzione all’esperienza di co-design di una parete verde in un dormitorio pubblico della Città di Torino.

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Biografie autore

Silvia Barbero, Politecnico di Torino (Italia)

PhD, è Professore Associato in Design del Dipartimento di Architettura e Design ed è esperta di design sistemico per la circolarità dei processi industriali al fine di ottenere una maggiore sostenibilità ambientale, sociale ed economica. Dal 2018 è Presidente della International Systemic Design Association.
E-mail: silvia.barbero@polito.it

Carolina Giraldo Nohra, EIT Climate-Kic (Ungheria)

PhD, è Designer Producer Deep Demonstrations presso EIT Climate-Kic (Ungheria), dove si occupa dello sviluppo di Policy Design Labs specifici sull’economia circolare. Il suo lavoro di ricerca si concentra sulla convergenza tra design sistemico ed economia circolare con particolare attenzione alle politiche pubbliche che promuovono modelli di città circolare in aree postindustriali.
E-mail: carolina.giraldo@climate-kic.org

Cristian Campagnaro, Politecnico di Torino (Italia)

PhD, è Professore Associato del Dipartimento di Architettura e Design. Selezionato per l’ADI Design Index nel campo del design sociale grazie a progetti sui senzatetto, sulla disabilità motoria, sull’economia circolare e sulla povertà alimentare, concentra la propria ricerca sul design per processi sostenibili, sul design per l’inclusione sociale e sui processi partecipativi.
E-mail: cristian.campagnaro@polito.it

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Green wall in Torino – AGATHÓN 11_2022

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30-06-2022

Come citare

Barbero, S., Giraldo Nohra, C. e Campagnaro, C. (2022) «Soluzioni sistemiche per un benessere olistico delle città. Processi, risultati e riflessioni», AGATHÓN | International Journal of Architecture Art and Design, 11(online), pagg. 50–61. doi: 10.19229/2464-9309/1142022.