- Architect / PhD at DICAAR University of Cagliari. Attracted by the dynamics of interaction between landscape, architecture, art and society, I deal with strategic planning for t... moreArchitect / PhD at DICAAR University of Cagliari.
Attracted by the dynamics of interaction between landscape, architecture, art and society, I deal with strategic planning for the sustainable development of the territory and integrated planning for the enhancement of cultural, landscape and architectural heritage in coastal areas.edit
The focus of the research carried out by Zones Portuaires and Corpi Idirici for the digital map of Genoa in the Atlas of Mediterranean Liquidity-is water. The map is broken down into the theme of the "immersed" with a dual meaning of... more
The focus of the research carried out by Zones Portuaires and Corpi Idirici for the digital map of Genoa in the Atlas of Mediterranean Liquidity-is water. The map is broken down into the theme of the "immersed" with a dual meaning of "invisible-underground or underwater'' due to it being submerged or forced, and of "invisible-unknown or hidden" as a result of it being abandoned or unused. The map tells the stories of a select number of noteworthy places along fresh and saltwater routes, land and maritime passages, stories made invisible by anthropogenic hyper-infrastructure and immersed in physical conditions that lack knowledge and accessibility. The phenomenon has been studied from a point of view that moves from the sea to the hinterland and vice versa using a transdisciplinary approach method of investigation and restitution that makes use of the hybridization between artistic practice and scientific research.
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I fari sono comunemente percepiti come luoghi straordinari al confine tra terra e mare, con un legame così forte con il paesaggio da venire considerati come veri e propri landmark. Rimasti per lungo tempo ad uso esclusivo della Marina... more
I fari sono comunemente percepiti come luoghi straordinari al confine tra terra e mare, con un legame così forte con il paesaggio da venire considerati come veri e propri landmark. Rimasti per lungo tempo ad uso esclusivo della Marina Militare, i fari appaiono oggi per lo più come dei ma-nufatti architettonici vulnerabili ed in stato di abbandono, esposti all'erosione, alla salsedine e all'inevitabile decadimento. Questo articolo analizza il Programma Integrato di Valorizzazione (PIV) di fari pubblici, sviluppato dall'Agenzia regionale Conservatoria delle coste della Sardegna. Il PIV è basato sul Protocollo Integrato di Gestione delle Zone Costiere e sul concetto di conser-vazione, inteso come l'insieme di misure volte a tutelare il patrimonio storico e a valorizzarne le qualità architettoniche. Parole chiave Fari, landmarks, conservazione, paesaggio costiero, Gestione Integrata delle Zone Costiere. Abstract Lighthouses are commonly perceived as extraordinary places on the edge between land and sea, with such a strong connection with the landscape to be considered as true landmarks. Remained for long time assigned to the exclusive use of the Italian Navy, most of lighthouses are now abandoned and vulnerable pieces of architectures, exposed to erosion, salt water and the unavoidable decay. This article analyses the Integrated Conservation Program (ICP) of public lighthouses developed by the public agency Conservatoria delle coste della Sardegna. The ICP is based on the Protocol of Integrated Coastal Zone Management and on the concept of conservation, intended as measures to preserve the historical heritage and enhance the architectures quality in relation with the Sardinian cultural landscape.