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A (re-) introduction of productive landscapes into city design and development planning in urban and peri-urban areas.
The bioswales draining effect reduces sewers-directed water flow and, with permeable concrete, reduces the surface run-off effect.
Increase and improvement of sewer system for surface run-off effect reduction.
Green area with the aim of providing a huge variety of flora by creating habitats for wild fauna thanks to differentiated types of grasses and vegetation.
This strategy mitigates the building overall temperature, promoting a high evapo-transpiration level on the roof and favouring both indoor and outdoor comfort in addition to perimeter facades insulation.
This strategy mitigates the building overall temperature, promoting a good evapo-transpiration level on the roof and favouring both indoor and outdoor comfort in addition to perimeter facades ventilation.
This strategy mitigates the building overall temperature, promoting a high reflection of solar radiation on the roof and favouring both indoor and outdoor comfort in addition to perimeter facades transpiration.
Green area with the aim of providing citizens and other visitors with a recreational space in contact with nature.
The use of permeable and semi-permeable materials and vegetation helps mitigating urban heat island phenomenon and promotes high transpiration.
Urban and peri-urban park characterized by installation of “pools” which can be used as recreational spaces when dry, and fill up when it rains.
Area characterized by installation of “pools” which can be used as recreational spaces when dry, and fill up when it rains.
