Sustainable Mediterranean Construction

Sustainable Mediterranean Construction

KNOWING THE INVISIBLE DIMENSIONS OF WATER THROUGH AUGMENTED INTERACTIONS AND PERCEPTIONS

Autori: 

Camelia Chivăran

Keywords:  

Water heritage, Invisible knowledge, Multisensory inclusive fruition, Interaction design, Perceptive-emotional experiences

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Abstract

In the last decades, an excessive use of water – mainly directed towards the economic growth – has been registered, most of the times without taking into consideration the negative consequences. Thus, such resource became almost “taken for granted”, which made it more vulnerable than ever.
Therefore, there is a necessity to re-interpret water heritage, its numerous advantages and its functions for the development of the human habitat, to understand the risks – as indicated by Goal 6 of the Agenda 2030 – and to transfer the wide “invisible” knowledge through new models of enjoyment.
Through the research report, the paper illustrates the critical-analytical overview and cognitive survey of the solutions and experiences of water fruition and valorisation at a national and international level. The aim is to encourage the enhancement of the water heritage, and to outline strategies and practices for the design of the interaction user-water heritage oriented towards inclusive fruition.

Anteprima

SMC N.13 2021

SMC MAGAZINE N. THIRTEEN/2021

001_ COVER AND INDEX

005_ VIEW_ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION: LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS
Dora Francese

023_ BOARDS AND INFORMATION

FOCUS ON AGENDA 2030. SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTIONS OF HUMAN HABITAT

027_ PLURALITY OF THEMES AND POTENTIALS IN THE LANDSCAPE. For a new research methodology
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032_A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF OUTDOORS THERMAL COMFORT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
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038_ COASTAL CULTURAL HERITAGE AND SUSTAINABILITY. Cultural issues and development scenarios of the archaeological site of Herculaneum
Bianca Gioia Marino, Raffale Amore

048_ SUSTAINABLE DESIGN WITH ARCHITECTURAL MEMBRANES. Analytical report on three academic workshops
Paulo Mendonça

056_ HIGH ISOLATION HOSPITAL CLUSTERS. A model for managing health emergencies in pandemic times
Eugenio Arbizzani

063_ EVOLUTION OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF TROGLODYTIC DWELLINGS TO THE EARTH. (From excavation to vegetated envelope)
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068_ CULTURAL HERITAGE AS A PUBLIC GOOD: SUSTAINABLE USE OF A SYMBOLIC SITE IN NAPLES. Returning the castle to the citizens
Giuseppe Vaccaro, Luca Buoninconti

083_ COLONIAL HERITAGE. An alternative for a better thermal comfort
Athar Chabchoub, Safa Achour Younsi, Fakher Kharrat

088_ KNOWING THE INVISIBLE DIMENSIONS OF WATER THROUGH AUGMENTED INTERACTIONS AND PERCEPTIONS
Camelia Chivăran

094_ LIVING CITIES. A dialogue between environment and construction
Gigliola D’Angelo, Pilar Cristina Izquierdo Gracia

099_ BEHAVIOR IMPROVEMENT OF EARTH-BASED MATERIAL
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106_ HUMAN-CENTRED DESIGN: PARTICIPATED ENERGY RETROFIT FOR EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS
Antonella Violano, Imad Ibrik, Monica Cannaviello

117_ DIGITAL STRATEGIES FOR THE MANAGEMENT AND THE EXTENDED FRUITION OF PUBLIC GREEN AREAS
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123_ BALANCING ADAPTATION AND MITIGATION STRATEGIES THROUGH AN INTEGRATED APPROACH. Climate responses in the human habitat
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130_ METHODOLOGICAL FEATURES AND GUIDELINES FOR THE REFURBISHMENT OF MEDITERRANEAN HOTELS. The case study of Halkidiki
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136_ GREEN CITIES BETWEEN ADAPTIVE DESIGN AND CIRCULARITY OF RESOURCES
Fabrizio Tucci, Valeria Cecafosso

148_ APPLICABILITY OF WINDCATCHER TECHNOLOGY IN MEDITERRANEAN REGION. A case study in Messina, Sicily
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153_ SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF UNESCO SITES: THE MEDINA OF MARRAKECH
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160_ THE SCHOOLYARD: A RESOURCE FOR HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION
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166_ IN THE ORIGINS BETWEEN MEMORY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. The productive space of the drawing
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173_ SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL 11. Heritage as resource in lockdown
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179_ RESTORATION OF KIMIS TIS THEOTOKOY MONASTERY. Requalification and “new normality”
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186_ ADDITIVE TECHNOLOGY: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
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191_ VERTICAL HABITAT: WATER, GREENERY AND SUSTAINABILITY IN ITALIAN SKYSCRAPERS
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REVIEWS

200_ RIABITARE LA CITTÀ. RIGENERAZIONE URBANA DELL’EX FIERA DI ROMA
Ivonne Marabotto

L’ultimo numero della Rivista
SMC N. 18 | 2023