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Scritti di architettura e di urbanistica 1932 – 1935

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WZopHxxUUAmAJngtu3VNoykfQ6bbfjUA/view?usp=share_link

https://www.maxxi.art/events/luigi-vietti/

sala Graziella Lonardi Buontempo
ingresso libero fino a esaurimento posti

A partire dall’omonimo libro, una rilettura di alcuni articoli utili per conoscere il clima culturare dell’epoca e la “lezione” di Vietti.

“Vuole parlarci della architettura razionale?” è il titolo di un’intervista che, nel 1932, L’Economia Nazionale rivolge all’architetto Luigi Vietti (1903-1998),talentuoso autore, penalizzato dalla critica per non essersi mai voluto riconoscere nelle “correnti” ideologiche.

Parallelamente, infatti, ai suoi esordi nella professione, nel delicato periodo storico dei primi anni Trenta, Vietti è partecipe di uscite pubblicistiche su giornali nazionali e locali, svolgendo un’opera di divulgazione scientifica insolita ma intensa ed efficace.

introduce
Elena Tinacci Coordinatrice MAXXI Architettura

intervengono
Lucio Valerio Barbera Professore Ordinario di Progettazione Architettonica e Urbana – Sapienza Università di Roma
Orazio Carpenzano Professore Ordinario di Progettazione Architettonica e Urbana – Sapienza Università di Roma
Maria Clara Ghia Ricercatrice in Storia dell’Architettura – Sapienza Università di Roma
Franco Purini Professore emerito – Sapienza Università di Roma

e con
Paola Veronica Dell’Aira ed Enrico Prandi autori del libro

In collaborazione con Altralinea Edizioni.

Studanteum

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Il video che segue è la fedele ricostruzione della presentazione del progetto dello Studanteum avvenuta il 09 dicembre 2021 nell’Aula Magna della Sapienza. Esso dunque descrive la genesi del progetto e i suoi esiti senza nascondere la repentinità delle scete intuitive nè la lentezza delle divagazioni critiche che, insieme, fanno del processo di progettazione un’attività ardua e felice.

Full video: Studanteum 9 december 2021, Rettorato Sapienza, Dante e il Quadrivium

Short Version video Studanteum by Lucio Barbera

Maestri Romani, book series launch

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Autoritratto di una generazione (1920-1950)
Professori di Composizione della Facoltà di Architettura della Sapienza


Collana ideata e diretta da Lucio Valerio Barbera

Comitato Scientifico: Lucio Valerio Barbera, Marta Calzolaretti, Orazio Carpenzano, Piero Ostilio Rossi

Comitato di Redazione: Rosalba Belibani, Alessandra Capanna, Fabio Cutroni (coordinatore), Anna Irene Del Monaco (coordinatore), Dina Nencini, Manuela Raitano

https://www.letteraventidue.com/it/collana/43/maestri-romani

Puerto Rico Restart 3_March 2020

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Lucio Barbera welcome remarks to the Puerto Rico Restart 3 workshop lead by Martha Kohen, University of Florida.

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See also details on the book: Transitions Rural Industrial Urban
https://unescochairsustainableurbanquality.org/2020/03/10/lucio-valerio-barbera-transition-rural-industrial-urban-nuova-cultura-2020/

https://vimeo.com/user9246860/review/399644076/bc346403c2

Lucio Valerio Barbera, Transition Rural Industrial Urban, Nuova Cultura 2020

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FEBEL 2030_final

The Feltre-Belluno valley – “Valbelluna” in Italian (FEBEL here, for our initiative) – is part of the province of Belluno, one of the seven provinces of Veneto, the largest of these. The territory of the Province is almost all included in the Piave river basin. The river reaches the Adriatic Sea near Venice and has been the steadiest and oldest link in the Belluno area with the Republic of Venice. The river waters were in fact used to transport the magnificent trunks of beeches, firs and larches that populated – and still populate – the Dolomites, to the Arsenal of Venice, the splendid mountains that make the province of Belluno an alpine area of great environmental and cultural value.

La valle di Feltre-Belluno – “Valbelluna” in italiano, (FEBEL per la nostra iniziativa) – fa parte della provincia di Belluno, una delle sette province del Veneto, la più grande tra queste. Il territorio della Provincia è quasi tutto compreso nel bacino idrico del fiume Piave. Il fiume raggiunge il mare Adriatico vicino a Venezia ed è stato il collegamento più saldo e più antico del territorio bellunese con la Repubblica di Venezia. Le acque fluviali furono infatti utilizzate per trasportare nell’Arsenale di Venezia i magnifici tronchi di faggi, abeti e larici che popolavano – e tuttora popolano – le Dolomiti, le splendide montagne che fanno della provincia di Belluno un’area alpina di grandissimo valore ambientale e culturale.

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Venerdì, 10 Maggio, 2019
at 17.00
Aula Magna, Facoltà di Architettura, Sapienza Università di Roma, piazza Borghese 9
Housing and the City. LOVE versus HOPE
a book by Daniel Solomon
Shiffer, 2018 (www.schifferbooks.com)
Welcome remarks by
Orazio Carpenzano, Director, Dipartimento di Architettura e Progetto
Dina Nencini, Coordinator, Dottorato in Architettura e Costruzione DRACo
Speakers:
Daniel Solomon
with
Lucio Barbera, Anna Irene Del Monaco, Jean-Francois Lejeune, Attilio Petruccioli, Antonino Saggio
Moderated by
Anna Irene Del Monaco
[Daniel Solomon, Emeritus professor UC Berkley, Visiting Professor 2015 at Sapienza/DiAP/DRACo]

Puerto Rico Re_Start

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Puerto Rico Re_Start

Puerto Rico Re_Start 2018
March 16th to 26th 2018 San Juan – Puerto Rico

Urban Anemia

#urbananemia; in the international workshop Puerto Rico Re_Start (http://puertoricorestart.org/) with the participation of
UNESCO Chair in Sustainable Quality and Urban Culture, notably in Africa I diagnosed
the situation of the human settlement in the area as URBAN ANEMIA.

#urbananemia: human settlement physically and functionally appears to be still in a good
state but the demographic, social, economic and cultural resources are in a continuous silent
decrease. The first symptoms of URBAN ANEMIA is the necrosis of marginal settlements.

Lucio Barbera @ Puerto Rico Re_start, 16-24 March 2018.

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/on-air/as-seen-on/Students-Creating-New-Ways-to-Rebuild-Puerto-Rico_New-York-477688673.html

Background
After the consequential Hurricanes Irma and Maria passage through the Island of Puerto Rico and the Caribbean Islands, the Office of UF VP Dr. David Norton opened the possibility of supporting UPR Faculty and Graduate Students for a limited stay at UF. We were able to receive two Faculty members and 7 students for 4 weeks. CHU acted as the host of the activities and actively engaged in logistics and academics with the visitors. Sponsored by Dean Anumba DCP, and Director Alread SOA, we developed jointly the ideas for an International Workshop, to be held yearly in Puerto Rico. The first edition will be in 2018 from March 16th to 26th

The Puerto Rico Re_Start PREP, the preparatory instance held between October 16th and October 30th, presented its results publicly on November 1st in the School of Architecture. It produced extensive background research, bibliographic and web content, alumni linkages, consolidated in a google drive data bank. The visitors returned to Puerto Rico after the conclusion.

The PR RS International Project Workshop has gathered the support of The Chancellor of UPR, the UNESCO Chair in Sustainable Urban Quality and Culture Rome, the UF Center for Latin American Studies and the College of DCP through academic units and Centers.

Proposal
The Puerto Rico Re_Start International Project Workshop, PR_RS co-organized by the University of Florida and the University of Puerto Rico will address the resiliency of the Islands, with expected consequences for the Virgin Islands, Guadalupe, Dominica, Barbuda,
Haiti and Cuba. Interdisciplinary participants will gather around subjects of research and proposals. Professionals, faculty and students from UPR, UF, and international institutions from Europe and Latin America will direct the Design Laboratories, while an Open Lecture Series will discuss publicly the advancement scenarios. Representatives from stakeholders and public officials will join the discussions. Results will be presented publicly and published.

Puerto Rico Re_Start

Urban Adaptation Initiative

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Urban Adaptation Initiative

21st June 2017 – Aula Fiorentino, Facoltà di Architettura, Sapienza Università di Roma, Via Gramsci 53

Open Seminar – UNESCO Chair in Sustainable Urban Quality and Urban Culture, notably in Africa, Sapienza University of Rome

Opening Remarks – 9.00
Renato Masiani, Vice Rector, SapienzaUniversity of Rome

Orazio Carpenzano, Director Department of Architecture and Design, Sapienza University of Rome

Lucio Barbera, Chair-holder UNESCO Chair in “Sustainable Urban Quality” Sapienza

Lucio Ubertini/Chiara Biscarini, UNESCO Chair “Water Resources Management and Culture”

Seminar – 9.30

Anna Irene Del Monaco, Department of Architecture and Design (Sapienza) – UNESCO Chair SUQ Secretary General
Urban Adaptation Initiative Introduction

Nancy Clark, University of Florida, Director Center for Hydro-generated Urbanism (CHU) Paradigms of Adaptation

Paolo Lupino, Regione Lazio, Parco Regionale dei Castelli Romani/former Direzione Regionale Risorse Idriche e Difesa del Suolo
Impacts of climate change on coastal protection strategies

Carlo Cecere/Francesco Napolitano, Department of Civil, Constructional and Environmental Engineering (Sapienza)
Urban Systemic Approach for Flooding Events

Michele Morganti, Department of Civil, Constructional and Environmental Engineering (Sapienza)
Federica Rosso, Department of Civil, Constructional and Environmental Engineering (Sapienza)
Michele Giglioni, Department of Civil, Constructional and Environmental Engineering (Sapienza)
Simona Mannucci, Department of Civil, Constructional and Environmental Engineering (Sapienza)

Orazio Carpenzano, Director Department of Architecture and Design (Sapienza)
A Research lecture notes on the Rome Waterfront.

Antonino Saggio, Coodinator Doctorate in Theories of Architecture (Sapienza)
Participating discussant

Panel Discussion

 

Design Works Presentation on Miami – 14.30

Lucio Barbera, Anna Irene Del Monaco
Introduction

Teresa Pagano: New settlement in Hialeah, between Miami River and Snake Creek Canal.
Marta Rigato: The Palmer Lake industrial area urban regeneration. Urban strategies to tackle sea level rise.
Consuelo Camerota: Miami Spring Future. Habitat Miami Resilience.
Eleonora Iacobucci: Miami Spring. An adaptive neighborhood.
Luca Pozzati: Brickell District. Urban renovation and high-rise retrofitting.
Gianluca Protani: Brickell Waterfront renovation. SE 12th street high-rise retrofitting.

Alessandra Capuano, Coodinator Doctorate in Landscape and Environment Design and Management (Sapienza)
Participating discussant

Panel Discussion

Contact Organizer: https://unescochairsustainableurbanquality.org – anna.delmonaco@uniroma1.it