Tourism
and Public Space
Alcalá
| Spain
Alcalá | Spagna
4th
International Research Seminar | 4° Seminario internazionale di ricerca
4-5 April 2019
Universidad de Alcalŕ, Escuela Técnica
Superior de Arquitectura
Calle Santa Úrsula, Alcalá de Henares,
Salón de Grados, Spain
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promoted by
Designing Heritage
Tourism Landscapes
schools of architecture network
directed by
Ángeles Layuno,
Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura
José Juan Barba,
Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura
Manuel de Miguel,
Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura
organized by
Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura,
Departamento de Arquitectura
topic
A growing number of cities aim to become
iconic scenarios in global economy.
One of the main goals of the urban
regeneration policies has been the raise of interest for the development of
public space creation and renovation. As a result, the former spaces are
transformed by the new venues-places. The traditional open space expands into
new ways of public spaces internalization.
Due to the massive movement of tourists,
the concept of both public and private space has been changed.
Nowadays the design projects for the
regeneration or the improvement of the quality of public spaces within the
city, intended as new leisure spaces, can be a driving force for local
development. In this process tourism acts a main role, being a source of urban
transformation. Re-designed public spaces are often transformed in new iconic
places, attracting both local visitors and visitors from abroad, so becoming
– not always without conflicts – the main places of meeting between
tourists and inhabitants.
Currently, the citizens often put into
question the validity of collective and social spaces, because of the progressive
replacement of its socio-cultural function by an economic, touristic or private
one. According this some questions have arisen: which urban and architectural
strategies are capable of materializing public spaces? Which cultural values, collective memory or
social functions, are transmitted to the urban space? Which links do these
spaces establish with the rest of the urban fabric and the city life? How the
both commodification and the new commodization change the urban space?
participating
schools
Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura, Departamento de Arquitectura –
Universitŕ di Camerino, Scuola di Ateneo di Architettura e Design
“Edoardo Vittoria” Ascoli Piceno – Universidade de Évora – Universitŕ degli Studi di
Napoli
Federico
II – Universitŕ Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria, Dipartimento dArTe – Universidad de Sevilla, Escola Tecnica
Superior de Arquitectura –
Politecnico di Torino, DIST
Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning –
Universitŕ Iuav di Venezia (network leader), University of Wolverhampton, School of
Architecture and Built Environment
speakers
Ottavio Amaro, Marina Tornatora, Universitŕ
Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria, Dipartimento dArTe
Geographies in motion. The waterfronts along the
Calabria coastlines
José
Juan Barba, Manuel de Miguel, Ángeles Layuno, Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura
Tourism and Public Space
Sara Cipolletti, Universitŕ di Camerino, Scuola di Ateneo di Architettura e
Design “Edoardo Vittoria” Ascoli Piceno
On the edge of water. The Mid Adriatic experience
Patricia
de Diego, Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura
The National Theatre of London. Early archetype of
landscape-building for collective appropriation of public space
Júlia Faria, Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura
The new narrative of the Oporto waterfront urban
space: the impact of tourism on the urban planning
Conceiçăo Freire, Pedro Guilherme, Sofia Salema, Universidade de
Évora, Centro de História de Arte e Investigaçăo Artística (CHAIA)
Dialogues: the architecture and landscape architecture
of Malagueira
Alessandro
Gabbianelli, Politecnico di Torino – DIST Interuniversity
Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning
Tourism and Urban Park: Italian Experiences on Reclaimed
Land
Mercedes Linares Gómez del Pulgar, Marina López Sánchez, Antonio
Tejedor Cabrera,
Universidad de Sevilla, Escola Tecnica Superior de Arquitectura
Cultural lecture through landscape visual assessment:
the case study of Itálica (Sevilla, Spain)
Jorge
Magaz, Elena Marcos, Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de
Arquitectura
The construction of the tourist public space in a
virtual world: The case of small-medium cities in reconversion
Javier Malo de Molina, Universidad de Alcalá, Escuela de Arquitectura
Industrial heritage, tourism and gentrification: the
case of the High Line
Mauro Marzo, Universitŕ Iuav di Venezia, Dipartimento di Culture del
progetto
Venice: tourism, public spaces and waterfront
Luigi
Pintacuda, University of Wolverhampton
The Black Country: brownfields heritage scenario
Claudia Pirina, Universitŕ Iuav di Venezia, Dipartimento di Culture del
progetto
Estratigrafías
de Tierra e Historia en Valbrenta
Sofia Salema, Sylvie Teixeira Claro, Universidade de
Évora, Departamento de Arquitectura
Aquae
Ducto: proposta de percurso para a Água da Prata
Claudia Sansň, Universitŕ degli Studi Federico II di Napoli, DiARC
A tourist ‘field’ between city and sea
with the participation of
Pilar Chias, Universidad de Alcalá, Director Escuela
de Arquitectura – Ernesto Echeverría, Universidad de Alcalá, Director Departamento de Arquitectura – José Luis de la Quintana, Universidad de Alcalá, Chief Architect
– Emilio
Tuńón,
Architect
