El territorio costero, en los últimos años, aparece en Cerdeña como un lugar dedicado a las intervenciones y regulaciones más importantes, que hacen hincapié en la atención en las areas urbanas como las únicas zonas costeras transformables. Algunos proyectos de regeneración relacionadas con frentes de agua urbanos en ciudades históricas sardas (Cagliari, Alghero, Porto Torres, Olbia, La Maddalena), fuertemente relacionadas con los flujos de turismo, desde el punto de vista del diseño urbano parecen afectados por una especie de "gripe española", con la reproposición de modelos desarrollados en la península ibérica o por arquitectos españoles, mientras que desde el punto de vista de las políticas urbanas parecen relacionados no sólo con "Cuadros de una exposición", sino también a otros temas como los derechos sobre el suelo.
The coastal territory, in recent years, appears in Sardinia as a place dedicated to the most important interventions and regulations, that stress the attention on urban areas as the only transformable coastal zones. Some regeneration projects related to urban waterfronts in Sardinian historical towns (Cagliari, Alghero, Porto Torres, Olbia, la Maddalena), strongly related to tourism flows, from the viewpoint of urban design seem affected by a sort of “Spanish influenza”, with the reproposition of models developed in the Iberian peninsula or by Spanish architects; while from the viewpoint of urban policies they seem related not only to “Pictures at an Exhibition”, but also to other themes about the Land “ownership” (or not).
The Spanish influenza epidemy. Reflecting the tourist imagery in the regeneration of some Sardinian urban waterfronts / Casu, Alessandra. - (2014), pp. 189-198.
The Spanish influenza epidemy. Reflecting the tourist imagery in the regeneration of some Sardinian urban waterfronts
CASU, Alessandra
2014-01-01
Abstract
The coastal territory, in recent years, appears in Sardinia as a place dedicated to the most important interventions and regulations, that stress the attention on urban areas as the only transformable coastal zones. Some regeneration projects related to urban waterfronts in Sardinian historical towns (Cagliari, Alghero, Porto Torres, Olbia, la Maddalena), strongly related to tourism flows, from the viewpoint of urban design seem affected by a sort of “Spanish influenza”, with the reproposition of models developed in the Iberian peninsula or by Spanish architects; while from the viewpoint of urban policies they seem related not only to “Pictures at an Exhibition”, but also to other themes about the Land “ownership” (or not).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.