In an increasingly urbanized world such as the one we are living in today, the future of
humanity is closely linked to cities, as also highlighted by the United Nations. The …

The construction of a community archive can be a tool for analysis, public engagement and
support for activating social innovation and urban regeneration processes. The study …

The geodesign framework has supported stakeholder engagement in policy-making and
planning with its innovative, practical, operational, fast, and participatory tools for a long …

In contemporary cities, abandoned industrial areas represent a significant problem. They are
considered true “urban voids” characterized by underutilized land and buildings that have a …

The circular economy paradigm identifies the need for rational use and adequate reuse of
all resources, including cultural heritage. This study explores the opportunity to apply a …

In this research we propose a GIS-based multicriteria framework that implements a
hierarchical MCDA fuzzy model aimed at the detection of urban risk areas in climate hazard …

The need to respond to the challenges of our time requires a circular reinterpretation of the
cultural and ecosystem heritage of our cities. In order to foster new ways of sustainable …

Despite multiple definitions and understandings given both as part of the scientific and
professional contexts, there is still no unequivocally recognized definition of urban …

More than a billion people around the world live in slums in undignified and precarious
living conditions. These are places of high poverty characterized by overcrowding, poor …

The paper analyses the concept of poverty through a multidimensional approach that uses
multiple indicators to define a condition of poverty and allows to denote territorial areas …