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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782875588500 03 01 Presses universitaires de Louvain 01 SKU 99402 02 2875588508 03 9782875588500 15 9782875588500 10 BC 00 01 GCOI 29303100479270 1 B01 Valeria D'Ambrosio D'Ambrosio, Valeria Valeria D'Ambrosio <p>Valeria D'Ambrosio is an associate professor of Architectural Technology atthe Department of Architecture of the University of Naples Federico II. Themain research topics concern the redevelopment processes of buildings andopen spaces with a focus on environmental strategies and design solutionsfor the adaptation and mitigation of climate impacts in urban areas.</p> 2 B01 Christine Fontaine Fontaine, Christine Christine Fontaine <p>Christine Fontaine is a professor of architecture at UCLouvain-LOCI.She works on a trans-disciplinary approach to contemporary issues. Sheorganizes international workshops in Europe, Canada, and China whereshe has been a visiting professor and where she develops research on thecultural understanding of typo-morphology.</p> 3 B01 Renata Valente Valente, Renata Renata Valente <p>Renata Valente is an associate professor of Architectural Technology atthe department of Engineering, University of Campania L. Vanvitelli,visiting scholar at the College of Environmental Design of the Universityof California, Berkeley. Her main research topics are the redevelopment ofurban open spaces and coastal areas, the ecological rebalancing of roadinfrastructures and sustainable technological design.</p> 1 01 eng 328 00 328 03 ARC010000 AMVD 29 2012 3076 Architecture/Urbanisme 24 INTERNET Architecture et génie civil 24 INTERNET Urbanisme et développement territorial 01 06 01 <p>Perhaps because it was the last stop on the Grand Tour, surely because its beauty is highly seductive, one cannot remain indifferent to the millennial city of Naples. Naples, where students and professors from urbanism, architecture, architectural engineering and design from Northern and Southern European universities met twice a year between 2013 and 2018 to capture the qualities of Naples's specific territory and respond to the contemporary situation. The first part of the book relates to lectures given by local researchers. The second part concerns the tentative designs and resilience in the face of modern challenges. Again, the proposals at Naples’s persistence in hosting Europe’s historical richness through time, and its great diversity of people and uses throughout space.</p> 03 <p>Perhaps because it was the last stop on the Grand Tour, surely because its beauty is highly seductive, one cannot remain indifferent to the millennial city of Naples. Naples, where students and professors from urbanism, architecture, architectural engineering and design from Northern and Southern European universities met twice a year between 2013 and 2018 to capture the qualities of Naples's specific territory and respond to the contemporary situation. The first part of the book relates to lectures given by local researchers. The second part concerns the tentative designs and resilience in the face of modern challenges. Again, the proposals at Naples’s persistence in hosting Europe’s historical richness through time, and its great diversity of people and uses throughout space.</p> 02 The first part of the book relates to lectures given by local researchers. The second part concerns the tentative designs and resilience in the face of modern challenges. Again, the proposals at  Naples's persistence in hosting Europe’s historical richness through time, and its great diversity of people and uses throughout space. 01 <p>Perhaps because it was the last stop on the Grand Tour, surely because its beauty is highly seductive, one cannot remain indifferent to the millennial city of Naples. Naples, where students and professors from urbanism, architecture, architectural engineering and design from Northern and Southern European universities met twice a year between 2013 and 2018 to capture the qualities of Naples's specific territory and respond to the contemporary situation. The first part of the book relates to lectures given by local researchers. The second part concerns the tentative designs and resilience in the face of modern challenges. Again, the proposals at Naples’s persistence in hosting Europe’s historical richness through time, and its great diversity of people and uses throughout space.</p> 03 <p>Perhaps because it was the last stop on the Grand Tour, surely because its beauty is highly seductive, one cannot remain indifferent to the millennial city of Naples. Naples, where students and professors from urbanism, architecture, architectural engineering and design from Northern and Southern European universities met twice a year between 2013 and 2018 to capture the qualities of Naples's specific territory and respond to the contemporary situation. The first part of the book relates to lectures given by local researchers. The second part concerns the tentative designs and resilience in the face of modern challenges. Again, the proposals at Naples’s persistence in hosting Europe’s historical richness through time, and its great diversity of people and uses throughout space.</p> 02 The first part of the book relates to lectures given by local researchers. The second part concerns the tentative designs and resilience in the face of modern challenges. Again, the proposals at  Naples's persistence in hosting Europe’s historical richness through time, and its great diversity of people and uses throughout space. 04 <p>FRAMEWORK 9<br /> For another (kind of) architect 11<br /> Carmine Piscopo<br /> Learning from Naples from historical town to sustainable environment 15<br /> Christine Fontaine, Renata Valente, Valeria D'Ambrosio<br /> Settlement system, environmental conditions and cultural values of the ancient city 33<br /> Mario Losasso<br /> Naples: tales of a city 41<br /> Anna Giannetti<br /> DISCIPLINARY INSIGHTS 49<br /> GEOLOGY, GEOTECHNICS & HYDRAULICS<br /> Urban geomorphology of Naples, southern Italy 50<br /> Carlo Donadio<br /> Geotechnical properties of the deposits in the Neapolitan urban area 56<br /> Luca Comegna, Alessandro Mandolini<br /> Risk assessment for stormwater sewer networks in unsaturated pyroclastic soils 58<br /> Corrado Gisonni<br /> HISTORY, HERITAGE BUILDING AND REPRESENTATION<br /> The historic center of Naples as a paradigm of urban conservation 60<br /> Andrea Pane<br /> Historic centre and utopias in Naples after Italian unification 64<br /> Gemma Belli<br /> Sant'Aniello at Caponapoli: history and adaptive reuse 66<br /> Carolina De Falco<br /> Survey models 68<br /> Adriana Rossi<br /> URBAN & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN<br /> Naples: sea city with harbor 70<br /> Roberta Amirante<br /> Best practices in improving energy efficiency in a cultural heritage urban scale<br /> building. The Real Albergo dei Poveri in Naples, Italy 72<br /> Francesca Brancaccio<br /> Decumano maximus, Neapolis urban shape 74<br /> Giovanni Multari<br /> Naples in the twentieth century 76<br /> Sergio Stenti<br /> TECHNOLOGY<br /> Lighting up the historical center of Naples 80<br /> Sergio Pone, Filippo Cannata<br /> A note on the typological characters of ancient Naples 82<br /> Luigi Mollo<br /> DESIGN & SOCIAL<br /> Journey on rationalism in Naples 84<br /> Pietro Nunziante<br /> Contextual design and tacit-knowledge 86<br /> Maria Antonietta Sbordone<br /> Inverting city standardization: a participatory solution 88<br /> Roberta Angari, Gabriele Pontillo<br /> Naples: the porous city 90<br /> Emanuela Spanò<br /> CONNECTING VISIONS 95<br /> Between resilience and resistance: a journey through Neapolitan scales 97<br /> Christine Fontaine & Gérald Ledent, with Abdelmajid Boulaioun, Cécile Chanvillard, Joëlle Houdé<br /> (UCLouvain, Faculty LOCI, Belgium)<br /> Vedute<br /> Christine Fontaine<br /> Decomposition - composition: the Neapolitan palazzo<br /> Gérald Ledent<br /> Voids, elements and uses<br /> Christine Fontaine<br /> Going underground. Projects for the caves in Naples’ Cristallini and Sanità quarters 131<br /> Dirk De Meyer (Ghent University, Belgium)<br /> Comme une odeur de soufre 165<br /> Georges Heintz (ENSA Strasbourg)<br /> Bigness versus Grandezza 205<br /> Jean Marc Chancel (ENSA Marseille)<br /> Linea Albergo/Capo di Monte, Le Colisée Orthogonal, Le Jardin Secret, Escaliers<br /> L’inachevé, La Colonnade de Bagnoli, Campo Nuovo, Jetées, Hortus Conclusus<br /> The perforated wall of the old city of Naples. The rebirth of Piazza Mercato 225<br /> Chadi Saroufim (University of Balamand, Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts, School of Architecture, Beirut,<br /> Lebanon)<br /> Sustainable and resilient regeneration of the historic settlement 255<br /> Valeria D’Ambrosio, Mattia Leone (Università degli Studi Federico II, Naples, Italy)<br /> The open spaces sustainable retrofit. Banchi Nuovi axis<br /> Valeria D’Ambrosio, Enza Tersigni<br /> Looking through the body<br /> Alberto Calderoni<br /> Naples: ancient vs new…a complex story<br /> Paola Scala<br /> Urban core ecosystem 289<br /> Renata Valente (Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Italy)<br /> Design for services and mini-ecosystems of culture<br /> Francesca La Rocca<br /> Formative training<br /> Salvatore Cozzolino<br /> One hundred concerts<br /> Renata Valente</p> <p></p> 43 Qu'est-ce qui mérite d'être mieux connu, mieux prévu, mieux conçu dans notre habitation du monde ? 43 Qu'est-ce qui mérite d'être mieux connu, mieux prévu, mieux conçu dans notre habitation du monde ? 44 <p>La collection <strong>forma loci</strong> émane du Louvain Research Institute for Landscape, Architecture, Built Environment et de la Faculté d'architecture, d’ingénierie architecturale, d’urbanisme de l’UCLouvain. De façon concise, cette Faculté est également nommée « LOCI », d’après le mot latin <em>loci</em>, qui se traduit par « les lieux ».<br /> Le syntagme nominal « forma loci » signifie quant à lui « la forme générale d’un lieu ».</p> <p>Qu’est-ce qui mérite d’être mieux connu, mieux prévu, mieux conçu dans notre habitation du monde ?</p> <p>La collection <b>forma loci</b> propose au réseau académique, aux praticien∙es concerné∙es ainsi qu’au public des amateur∙trices l’état des lieux le plus aiguisé de l’enseignement et de la recherche sur « l’habitat » au sens large.</p> <p>La collection <b>forma loci </b>couvre des domaines aussi variés que l’aménagement du territoire, les structures et les technologies, la théorie de l’architecture, depuis l’élaboration des fondements jusqu’à leurs mises en actes.</p> <p>La collection <b>forma loci</b> s’intéresse de près aux changements qui marquent en profondeur nos lieux d’habitation et notre environnement construit : la mobilité, les ressources en voie d’épuisement, la migration, le vieillissement de la population, le réchauffement climatique, l’apport du numérique…</p> <p>La collection <b>forma loci</b> est dirigée par <b>Jean Stillemans</b>.</p> 44 <p>La collection <b>forma loci</b> émane de la Faculté d'architecture, d'ingénierie architecturale, d'urbanisme de l'UCLouvain et du Louvain research institure for Landscape, Architecture, Built environment. De façon concise, cette Faculté est également nommée « LOCI », d’après le mot latin <em>loci</em>, qui se traduit par « les lieux ». Le syntagme nominal forma loci signifie, quant à lui, «la forme générale d’un lieu ».</p> <p>Qu’est-ce qui mérite d’être mieux connu, mieux prévu, mieux conçu dans notre habitation du monde ?</p> <p>La collection <b>forma loci</b> propose au réseau académique, aux praticien∙es concerné∙es ainsi qu’au public des amateur∙trices l’état des lieux le plus aiguisé de l’enseignement et de la recherche sur « l’habitat » au sens large.</p> <p>La collection <b>forma loci </b>couvre des domaines aussi variés que l’aménagement du territoire, les structures et les technologies, la théorie de l’architecture, depuis l’élaboration des fondements jusqu’à leurs mises en actes.</p> <p>La collection <b>forma loci</b> s’intéresse de près aux changements qui marquent en profondeur nos lieux d’habitation et notre environnement construit : la mobilité, les ressources en voie d’épuisement, la migration, le vieillissement de la population, le réchauffement climatique, l’apport du numérique…</p> <p>La collection <b>forma loci</b> est dirigée par <b>Jean Stillemans</b>.</p> 99 BE 06 03 01 https://pul.uclouvain.be/resources/titles/29303100479270/images/93c83a131fa0fd208e161910a17519c4/HIGHQ/9782875588500.jpg 20200116 07 03 01 https://pul.uclouvain.be/resources/titles/29303100479270/images/93c83a131fa0fd208e161910a17519c4/THUMBNAIL/9782875588500.jpg 20200116 02 https://pul.uclouvain.be/book/?GCOI=29303100479270 06 3052405007518 Presses universitaires de Louvain 01 06 3052405007518 Presses universitaires de Louvain Louvain-la-Neuve BE 04 20200115 442 2020 01 WORLD 01 9.45 in 02 6.61 in 08 19.37 oz 01 24 cm 02 16.80 cm 08 549 gr 06 3012405004818 CIACO - DUC 03 WORLD FR 01 2 20 1 02 00 02 02 STD 02 41.50 EUR BE R 6.00 39.15 2.35 06 3019000200508 Librairie Wallonie-Bruxelles 33 www.librairiewb.com/ http://www.librairiewb.com/ 02 FR 01 2 20 1 04 00 02 02 STD 02 41.50 EUR R 5.50 39.34 2.16