Journal title TERRITORIO
Author/s Mauro Baioni, Giovanni Caudo, Nicola Vazzoler
Publishing Year 2020 Issue 2019/90
Language Italian Pages 9 P. 37-45 File size 616 KB
DOI 10.3280/TR2019-090004
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The paper traces the story of the second Social housing plan (peep) of Rome, born in the early 1980s as a tool to respond to housing demand of the city. The plan also intended to modify the city expansion and redevelop existing urban fabrics (including illegal ones) by remedying the lack of services. The public areas are considered as barrier to building speculation. The need to remedy to an unregulated urban growth led the public administration to upload the peep for additional purposes. In the years after, the lack of reflection on this approach within the implementation phase leads us to read this experience as a ‘deformed mirror’, where some weaknesses both of Italian planning and local urbanism reflect.
Keywords: Social housing plans; Rome; planning standards
Mauro Baioni, Giovanni Caudo, Nicola Vazzoler, Il suolo conteso: intenzioni e sopravvenienze nel secondo peep di Roma in "TERRITORIO" 90/2019, pp 37-45, DOI: 10.3280/TR2019-090004