Cities by the sea are special "historic cultural landscapes", because they tell stories of men and sailors: maritime collective memory is expressed in space, form and function. Maritime identity acquires new meanings for the touristic enhancement of urban coastal areas and it may represent a driver for community-based socio-economic development. In order not to repeat past failures, the strategies to stop deterioration in urban coastal areas should take place both through a conscious and evolved type of tourism both through innovative processes. The paper analyzes some interventions of waterfront regeneration and tourism development in some seaside cities by sharing their maritime culture. New models of lateral participation took place as alternatives to the vertical models: "collaborative commons" might start its process for the touristic enhancement and regeneration of the metropolitan cost of Naples.
Le città di mare sono particolari "paesaggi culturali storici", perché raccontano storie di uomini e marinai: la memoria collettiva marittima si esprime nello spazio, nelle forme e nelle funzioni della città. L'identità marittima acquista nuovi significati per la valorizzazione turistica delle aree urbane costiere e può rappresentare un driver per lo sviluppo socio-economico delle stesse. Per non ripetere gli errori del passato, le strategie per arrestare il deterioramento nelle zone urbane costiere dovrebbe avvenire sia attraverso un tipo di turismo consapevole ed evoluto, sia attraverso processi innovativi. Il contributo analizza alcuni interventi di sviluppo turistico e rigenerazione del waterfront realizzati in alcune città di mare ripartendo dalla loro cultura marittima. In questo contesto nuovi modelli collaborativi di partecipazione laterale si stanno affermando in alternativa a quelli verticali: attraverso un "collaborative commons" potrebbe iniziare un processo innovativo per la valorizzazione turistica e la rigenerazione della costa metropolitana di Napoli.
Cultural Landscape by the Sea as a Commons: Collaborative Planning for the Metropolitan Waterfront of Naples
Massimo Clemente;Eleonora Giovene di Girasole;
2015
Abstract
Cities by the sea are special "historic cultural landscapes", because they tell stories of men and sailors: maritime collective memory is expressed in space, form and function. Maritime identity acquires new meanings for the touristic enhancement of urban coastal areas and it may represent a driver for community-based socio-economic development. In order not to repeat past failures, the strategies to stop deterioration in urban coastal areas should take place both through a conscious and evolved type of tourism both through innovative processes. The paper analyzes some interventions of waterfront regeneration and tourism development in some seaside cities by sharing their maritime culture. New models of lateral participation took place as alternatives to the vertical models: "collaborative commons" might start its process for the touristic enhancement and regeneration of the metropolitan cost of Naples.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
