Circular living. A resilient housing proposal
The current climate change consequences, the migration phenomena, the pandemic, and the war affect the already unstable housing system situation. Implementing resilience is as necessary as ever to solve the existing housing crisis. In particular, a little number of housing units, lack of maintenance...
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| author | Emanuela Braì Giovanna Mangialardi Domenico Scarpelli |
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| description | The current climate change consequences, the migration phenomena, the pandemic, and the war affect the already unstable housing system situation. Implementing resilience is as necessary as ever to solve the existing housing crisis. In particular, a little number of housing units, lack of maintenance, the inadequacy of the heritage to the new housing needs, and weak attention to social aspects, characterize the Italian social housing system. Considering the possible powerful relationships between resilience, circular economy, and housing, this paper is aimed at determining whether and how CE principles can be applied in the social housing system to make it more resilient, adopting a qualitative research method. To this end, a model for Circular Living (CL) is proposed: it includes strategies at the building, neighbourhood/city, and territorial scales. It is extrapolated from the existing bibliography on housing system, resilience and circular economy; the analysis of the case study of south Salento together with its critical housing system and some emerging best practices. The use case of a 70s public building in Lecce is also presented. Although the CL Model is for the resilience of the social housing system in peripheral territories, future research could implement and validate the model in different contexts and systems. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-251482d50dab4f889b0c4136ccb0c97b2024-04-03T02:58:53ZengUniversità di Napoli Federico IITeMA: Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment1970-98891970-98702022-12-0115344746910.6093/1970-9870/90689068Circular living. A resilient housing proposalEmanuela Braì0Giovanna Mangialardi1Domenico Scarpelli2Unisalento - LeccePolitecnico di BariPolitecnico di BariThe current climate change consequences, the migration phenomena, the pandemic, and the war affect the already unstable housing system situation. Implementing resilience is as necessary as ever to solve the existing housing crisis. In particular, a little number of housing units, lack of maintenance, the inadequacy of the heritage to the new housing needs, and weak attention to social aspects, characterize the Italian social housing system. Considering the possible powerful relationships between resilience, circular economy, and housing, this paper is aimed at determining whether and how CE principles can be applied in the social housing system to make it more resilient, adopting a qualitative research method. To this end, a model for Circular Living (CL) is proposed: it includes strategies at the building, neighbourhood/city, and territorial scales. It is extrapolated from the existing bibliography on housing system, resilience and circular economy; the analysis of the case study of south Salento together with its critical housing system and some emerging best practices. The use case of a 70s public building in Lecce is also presented. Although the CL Model is for the resilience of the social housing system in peripheral territories, future research could implement and validate the model in different contexts and systems.http://www.serena.unina.it/index.php/tema/article/view/9068resiliencecircular economysocial housingflexibilityhousing distress |
| spellingShingle | Emanuela Braì Giovanna Mangialardi Domenico Scarpelli Circular living. A resilient housing proposal TeMA: Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment resilience circular economy social housing flexibility housing distress |
| title | Circular living. A resilient housing proposal |
| title_full | Circular living. A resilient housing proposal |
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| title_short | Circular living. A resilient housing proposal |
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| topic | resilience circular economy social housing flexibility housing distress |
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