Regeneration is a complex process that increases the life quality of the city by redefining urban environments with diversified approaches, through collective actions and thanks to paths full of interventions. For several years, the cultural factor and human capital have been added to the various regeneration models as elements that are now essential, thus developing a new way of operating urban renewal through the creative component.
UnLost Territories: Ricostruire la periferia a Roma. Architettura e società nei territori abbandonati è una proposta progettuale sviluppata a partire dal 2016 e conclusasi nel 2019, dalla Cattedra di Antonino Saggio alla Facoltà di Architettura di "Sapienza" Università di Roma.
Today’s urban regeneration strategies ascribe an essential task to waterways. As ecological corridors, rivers reconnect extensive territories, while, thanks to their urban barycentric position, they are privileged social condensers, physical and ideal spaces of sharing where the common ground and the modern urban criteria of centrality and marginalization may be redefined.
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