design for urban reassuring scenario
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Isolates building facades | Z. Gaudrillot - 2014
DESIGN forURBANREASSURINGSCENARIO
Uninhabit Fears
Daniela Petrillo PhD Candidate in Design
Politecnico di MilanoStockholm | 29th > 1st July 2015
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*TO ACTIVELY CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEBATE ON “FEAR AND SAFETY IN URBAN ENVIRONMENT” FROM A URBAN INTERIOR DESIGN PERSPECTIVE.
RESEARCH GOALS
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*URBAN INTERIOR DESIGN
RESEARCH GOALS
*EXPLORING THE EXISTING DESIGN RESOURCES TO FACE
THE PROBLEMATIC ISSUES.
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RESEARCH GOALS
METHODSCASE STUDY
BEST PRACTICESRESEARCH ACTION
SOCIALLY RESPONSIVE SCENARIO DESIGN BASED
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*URBAN INTERIOR DESIGN
*EXISTING DESIGN RESOURCES
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METHODS**HUMANITIES
ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGYSOCIOLOGY
CRIME SCIENCE
*URBAN INTERIOR DESIGN
*EXISTING DESIGN RESOURCES
RESEARCH GOALS
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METHODS**HUMANITIES
*URBAN INTERIOR DESIGN
*EXISTING DESIGN RESOURCES
*POLICYLAW
EUROPEAN and ITALIANCONTEXT
RESEARCH GOALS
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*URBAN INTERIOR DESIGN
*EXISTING DESIGN RESOURCES
*SCENARIO DESIGNBASED WITHIN POLICY
ORIENTING PROCESS AND SOCIAL INNOVATION
METHODS**HUMANITIES
*POLICY
RESEARCH GOALS
“THAT’S WHY CITIES ARE UGLY OR BEAUTIFUL, DEPENDING ON THE BEAUTY OR UGLINESS OF THE STREETS IN WHICH THEY ARE MADE OF. AND IN RELATION TO THE ENERGY OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES THEY CONTAIN.”G. De Carlo (1995)
RESEARCH STATEMENT
CONTROLLED
MASS - PRODUCED SINGLE FUNCTION
DISSUASIVE
UNPLEASANTAn accumulation of urban phenomena in which social control and its inherent design play a significant role in the way we perceive and engage in public space and social interactions.
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HOSTILE[...] it is not only individuals who render spaces unfriendly – contexts such as empty streets, design factors such as enclosed footpaths which have no escape route and the lack of infrastructural facili-ties – but also contribute to the creation of unfriend-ly spaces.
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S. Phadke (2007)
G. Savicic & S. Savcic (2013)
RESEARCH PATTERN
SITE SPECIFIC
UNEXPECTED INVITING
FULLY - FEATURED
PLEASANTA plateau, it is a state we would hope to achieve for a long, stable, self reinforced period. It describes the systemic shape of our lives, and the mean which things persist.
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HOSPITABLEThe capability of a city to be open, accessible and sustainable and to be able to manage people mo-bility, to regenerate public spaces, to offer an intel-ligent variety of services.
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Design for Hospitable Cities - Politecnico di Milano (2009)
G. Savicic & S. Savcic (2013)
RESEARCH PATTERN
SAN SIROVia Micene, 2 - January 2013ph. by Daniela Petrillo for Mapping San Siro
GRATOSOGLIOVia Baroni - November 2014
ph. by Daniela Petrillo
*TWO COUNCIL NEIGHBORHOODS“VIRTUOUS” ARCHITECTUREURBAN REGENERATION AND
RENEWAL PROGRAM
*DIFFICULT LIVING CONDITIONSLACK IN HOUSING OFFERBUILDING DECAYLACK IN ETHNICAL INTEGRATION
RESEARCH OUTCOME
In depht analysis of/ stakeholders
/ community anchors/ field of actions
/ activities
Collaborative activities in order to enhance capabilities,
visions and engagement
Partecipatory problem setting
/ clustering / discussion/ proposals
Partecipatory scenario design
building Guidelines definition
INSIGHT GLEAN FRAME ENVISION
[DURS]
RESEARCH OUTCOME
*FUZZY FRONT END INNOVATION
ACTIVITIES
25
60 LocalMunicipalSupra - Municipal
institutionsassociations
EDUCATION SUPPORT
CONNECTIONPREVENTION
HOSTING CARE SERVICES
INSIGHT GLEAN&FRAME ENVISION
RESEARCH OUTCOME
*TO NURTURE THE IMAGERY HELPS TO MAKE APPROPRIATE CHANGES IN PERCEPTION OF REALITY AND TO TRAIN THE AESTHETIC SIGHTA. Lambertini (2013)
Gratosoglio, December 2014 project by Cino Zucchi - photo by D. Petrillo
RESEARCH OUTCOME
1. Wall paint - Cité Creation; 2. Lighting pavement - Mi Pista, Nike; 3. Fence - Social Fence - Tejo Remy; 4. Graffiti - Green Graffiti ; 5. Wayfanding - Walk your City
RESEARCH OUTCOME
WHATAMI | stARTT studio, Maxxi Museum, YAP Prize, 2011
TEMPORARY PROJECTS CAN TRANSFORM A PLACE, MAYBE ONLY FOR A LIMITED TIME AND IN THE FORM OF TRANSITORY APPEREANCE, BUT THEY ALSO PERMANENTLY AND SUBSTANTIALLY REMAIN IN THE PEOPLE’S MEMORIES. THE FUNDAMENTAL SUCCESS FACTORS ARE THE WAY THE PUBLIC SPACE IS DEALT WITH, THE AESTHETIC QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT, AND THE ADAPTATION OF THE APPROACH TO THE SITUATION’S SPEFICITIES.
R. Lüscher (2014)
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CONCLUSION
