TECHNE: Special Series Vol. 2
Research and Experimentation

Climate-resilient urban transformation pathways as a multi-disciplinary challenge: the case of Naples

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  • Mattia Federico Leone,
  • Giulio Zuccaro
Mattia Federico Leone
Department of Architecture, PLINIVS-LUPT Study Centre, University of Naples Federico II, Italy
Giulio Zuccaro
Department of Structures for Engineering and Architecture, PLINIVS-LUPT Study Centre, University of Naples Federico II, Italy
DOI: https://doi.org/10.13128/techne-10702

Published 2021-03-22

Keywords

  • Urban microclimate,
  • Multi-scale design,
  • Multi-level governance,
  • Urban adaptation co-benefits,
  • Naples case study

How to Cite

Leone, M. F., & Zuccaro, G. (2021). Climate-resilient urban transformation pathways as a multi-disciplinary challenge: the case of Naples. TECHNE - Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment, (2), 159–164. https://doi.org/10.13128/techne-10702
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Abstract

The effects of climate change in cities are already visible with extreme events globally increasing in both frequency and intensity. It is essential to consider the impact of urban regeneration strategies on local microclimatic conditions in order to guide urban planning and design in a resilient key. The complex management of information required to define adequate intervention strategies at a local level is a growing challenge for public administrations. The paper presents the first results of the ongoing H2020 project CLARITY (2017-2020) aimed at developing climate services for the integration of adaptation measures in urban redevelopment actions focused on activities performed in partnership by the UNINA team and the City of Naples, one of the project’s case studies.

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