Progettazione Geologica e geotecnica

Recupero geoambientale

La IDROGEO S.r.l., a seguito della esaltante esperienza vissuta con un gruppo di lavoro multidisciplinare ed internazionale nell’ambito del “Concorso Internazionale di Idee per il Disegno del Nuovo Paesaggio di Bagnoli”, presenta l’articolo “Re-think the ex-ILVA landscape Bagnoli’s public park, Naples 2021” pubblicato sulla rivista Research for Landscape Architecture. L’articolo illustra la proposta progettuale per il risanamento e la trasformazione dell’impianto siderurgico EX ILVA di Bagnoli (NA) in un nuovo spazio pubblico urbano.

Gruppo di Progettazione: Latz+Partner di Kranzberg (aspetti paesaggistici ed architettonici), Beckh-Vorhammer di Monaco di Baviera (strutture), Idrogeo S.r.l. di Vico Equense, NA (geologia e geotecnica), Dott. Dario Grua di Torino (aspetti agronomici), Dott. Savino Mastrullo di Napoli (aspetti naturalistici), Prof.ssa Anna Maria Zaccaria di Napoli (aspetti sociologici), Dr. Riccardo Staffa di Napoli (aspetti economici), Prof. PhD Marco Giglio di Napoli (aspetti archeologici), Dr. Cinzia Verde di Napoli.

Abstract
Since public space is usually associated with flexible open structures, this article looks into the transformation of the closed ex-ILVA grounds, as public green sphere, to underline emotional components in leftovers and urban policies, that add insights to the contemporary debate about environmental and social achievements of public spaces.
The re-thinking of contaminated post-industrial landscapes as participatory places is not only a change in process, quality and meaning, but also a microclimatic amelioration by reducing urban heat intensification, proving to have increasing effects on human health and well-being. Emotional compontents about community identity, safety and history are examined.
How should a public urban park be designed by low initial and maintenance costs, supporting daily frequencies of citizens and health in mind and body, is the research question. More specific, how can contaminated sites be transfered into a healthy, sustainable and socially controlled public park, which idealy generates income, added value and increases life quality, respecting life expertancy, mortality rates and social well-being.

Re-think the ex-ILVA landscape. Bagnoli’s public park, Naples 2021