Demolizioni e ricostruzioni nella città storica in Cina: un matrimonio d’interesse tra tradizione e mercato

Journal title TERRITORIO
Author/s Giuseppe Cinà
Publishing Year 2015 Issue 2015/72
Language Italian Pages 9 P. 158-166 File size 397 KB
DOI 10.3280/TR2015-072023
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In Cina l’uso sistematico della demolizione e della ricostruzione ‘in stile’ di vaste aree storiche è il paradigma di un’immatura cultura della conservazione. Questo testo propone una riflessione sulle sue molteplici cause, dalle più manifeste (mercato immobiliare, collusione tra interessi pubblici e privati) a quelle meno evidenti, come l’opaco sistema del regime dei suoli e la diversa concettualizzazione dei beni culturali nella tradizione cinese. Per inquadrare il contesto operativo della demolizione, il testo mette a confronto alcuni aspetti rilevanti del sistema politico, del quadro normativo e degli strumenti tecnici adottati, anche con riferimento ad alcuni notevoli interventi. Ne emerge una pratica della demolizione priva di progetto, ostaggio dell’ideologia e del mercato immobiliare, che richiede di essere ripensata al fine di indirizzare adeguate strategie di valorizzazione

Keywords: Conservazione delle città storiche; demolizione a scala urbana; pianificazione urbana

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Giuseppe Cinà, Demolizioni e ricostruzioni nella città storica in Cina: un matrimonio d’interesse tra tradizione e mercato in "TERRITORIO" 72/2015, pp 158-166, DOI: 10.3280/TR2015-072023