Techne and COVID-19
Community Message:
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
The scientific journal TECHNE, Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment, is close to its readers, to the technical-administrative staff who work for it, to the publishing house, and to all citizens of the world, who have lost friends, relatives, loved ones or those who have been hospitalized in intensive care or in difficult conditions. From the whole community of the journal, an emotional and warm hug to them and their families. We also inform you that the journals continues its activity through the remote working method, in compliance with the rules enacted by the Italian government in order to protect the health of its employees and to limit mobility.
Emilio Faroldi
Editor in Chief
Editor in Chief
NEW CALL FOR PAPERS | TECHNE | 22
Circular Transition and Design
Abstract submission: December, 13th 2020
Abstract submission: December, 13th 2020
Paper submission: March, 7nd 2021
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ISSN 2239-0243 (online)
TECHNE, the scientific journal of SITdA, the Italian Society of Architectural Technology, meets the Society's aims by working, at national and international level, to promote knowledge and the methods and techniques of Architectural Technology, so as to protect and enhance the man-made environment, and to promote innovative applications and interdisciplinary comparison. The journal publishes articles on innovative research and applications, as well as essays and reports.
Editor-in-Chief:
Emilio Faroldi, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
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TECHNE 19 (2020): The public space
Published
June 30, 2020
Issue Description
Urban areas represent complex systems whose transformations are taking place with different forms, ways and times in several international contexts. The volume collects theoretical, methodological and researching contributions representative of the contemporary debate on public space both as an ordering element of urban phenomena and as an environmental infrastructure. The public space of European cities is a significant social condenser which is the bearer of multiple dimensions: a resting and crossing space in which flows of people, goods and information; a place of singularity and excellence or abandonment and degradation.