Regenerating an urban space means reinterpreting existing places, not only from an architectural point of view but also according to economic, social and cultural perspectives that imply new standards of psychophysical well-being, general livability, biodiversity protection and micro climate mitigation.…

Goal 11 of Agenda 2030 - Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable - reminds us that special attention needs to be paid to urban regeneration. A challenge that requires a cultural change to government, an interdisciplinary…

The New European Bauhaus (NEB) is an interdisciplinary initiative launched by the European Commission that was created to rethink art, design, and architecture from the perspective of accessibility, inclusion, and sustainability. The project, launched in late 2020, is part of…

On the topic of urban regeneration, Soft&Green wanted to hear the opinion of Francesca Ricciardi, Professor of Business Organization and Chair of the Course in Digital Business Administration and Management at the University of Turin. In recent times, there has…

Urban regeneration assumes strategic importance when thinking about the sustainable growth of cities and the responsible development of regions. Indeed, it seems clear that there is a need to rethink the places where people live, study, and work with the…

To date, the issue of urban regeneration has mainly involved the suburbs of large metropolises. But even the city centre sometimes needs to be revitalised. In this sense, Bologna’s experience is very interesting. In the past, Bologna was well known…