Dinamiche del progetto contemporaneo. Nuova materialità antica. Materiali tradizionali e percorsi di innovazione

Francesco Pastura

doi:10.14633/AHR196

Dynamics of the Contemporary Project. New Ancient Materiality. Traditional Materials and Innovation Paths

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Francesco Pastura Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria

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https://doi.org/10.14633/AHR196

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Appropriateness, compatibility, modification processes

Abstract

The easing up on transformation proceedures, which are characterized by uncontrolled growth, the consumption of finite resources and the deregulation of land and water usage continues to be the object of the debate. This debate focuses on proposing hypothetical solutions to this contemporary reality and its objective is to outline an approach to the Contemporary Project which can be directed towards the re-adoption of the principles of appropriateness and compatibility.

In line with the characteristics of the described approach, the paper proposes an interpretation of an aspect of this discovery.

The management of the material chosen for the project.

The paper, therefore, proposes a path where, when dealing with appropriate and guided innovation paths we can arrive at the resumption of design choices made, taking in the neglected technical, material and immaterial regimes that characterize the existing resources of the current potential territories to be modified.

Therefore, following this path this hypothesis proposes the preliminary assumption of the concepts of awareness and appropriateness as well as the structured adaptability of its logical system. Consequently, its operating model may turn out to be exportable and may be repeated in other areas.

Dinamiche del progetto contemporaneo. Nuova materialità antica. Materiali tradizionali e percorsi di innovazione

Attenuare prassi delle "Trasformazioni", caratterizzate da: crescite incontrollate; consumi di risorse finite e deregolamentazioni negli usi di suolo e di acqua; continua a rappresentare l’oggetto del "Dibattito" incentrato sulla proposizione di ipotesi solutive di tale realtà "Contemporanea", il cui obiettivo è la definizione un "approccio" al "Progetto Contemporaneo" che, consapevolmente, possa orientarsi alla "ri/adozione" dei principi di "Appropriatezza" e "Compatibilità".

In linea con i caratteri dell’approccio descritto, il contributo propone sul tema, la lettura di un aspetto di tale "rifondazione".

La conduzione delle "Scelte Materiali" per il "Progetto".

Il contributo, pertanto, propone un percorso ove, a fronte della conduzione di orientati ed opportuni "Percorsi di Innovazione" si possa approdare alla riassunzione di scelte progettuali condotte, riferendosi ai trascurati "Regesti Tecnici, Materiali e Immateriali" che connotano le risorse esistenti degli attuali, potenziali, "Territori della Modificazione".

In tale direzione, pertanto, stanti: la pregiudiziale assunzione dei concetti di "Consapevolezza" e di "Appropriatezza" nonché, la strutturata adattività del suo impianto logico; si sottolinea che - tale ipotesi - possa rivelarsi in grado di conseguire la reiterabilità e l’esportabilità del suo modello operativo.

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2020-02-22

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Pastura, F. (2020). Dynamics of the Contemporary Project. New Ancient Materiality. Traditional Materials and Innovation Paths. ArcHistoR Architecture History Restoration - Architettura Storia Restauro, 6(12), 750–759. https://doi.org/10.14633/AHR196

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ArcHistoR (Extra n. 6/2019): The Mediterranea towards 2030. Studies and Research on Historical Heritage and Anthropic Landscapes, Conservation and Regeneration

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