Aree industriali dismesse e città storica: Rieti laboratorio di sinergie sostenibili

Edoardo Currà; Lorenzo Diana; Emanuele Habib

doi:10.6092/issn.2036-1602/3481

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Edoardo Currà “Sapienza” University of Rome

Tenured Assistant Professor of Building Construction at the “Sapienza” University of Rome, Engineering School. There he teaches Building Renovation and Rehabilitation Design and Building Construction-Rieti and and he’s scientific and didactic coordinator of the Master (II level) of Common Spaces and Architectural Heritage Building Renovation Architectural Design at the Architecture School. Ph.D. in Building Engineering his research interests include historical building technologies and procedures and techniques for conservation and restoration of building heritage.
Lorenzo Diana “Sapienza” University of Rome

Degree in “Ingegneria Edile-Architettura U.E.” (Sapienza, University of Rome) with a thesis in Building Construction. PhD Research Student in “Engineering-based architecture and town planning” (DICEA – Sapienza). He develops research on energetic requalification and sustainable renovation of existing housing. Coordinator of the INU-Lazio research unit “Social Housing”.
Emanuele Habib “Sapienza” University of Rome

Assistant professor in Technical Physics at University "Sapienza" of Rome. He received his M.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering in 2002 and his Ph.D. degree in Applied Physics in 2007, from University “Sapienza” of Rome, Italy. His main research interest is on energy efficiency in buildings as a whole and on single parts of the building envelope. His research is also oriented on numerical heat transfer.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2036-1602/3481

Keywords:

industrial heritage, urban sustainability, historical construction, building sustainable renovation, building renovation, architectural heritage

Abstract

There’s the chance to suggest an integrated approach to the cultural sustainability, in old towns and in industrial heritage, and to the general energetic-environmental issues. In Rieti, close to the old town centre, we can find and old industrial site, set in 1873, starting with the Saccarifera Italiana plant, followed by the Supertessile (1926) and the Montecatini (1937). This site is suitable for the most burdensome functions in the cultural and energetic point of view. The socially most proper uses are those able to built up a centrality, gained through the transfer of non-sustainable uses in the old town and the conversion of the old industrial area in a site oriented toward the new contents of production: sustainable energy from renewable sources, services and environmental quality.

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Industrial heritage and Old Town: Rieti, workshop of sustainable synergies

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