Nuovi usi nella contemporaneità per Roosevelt Island e Smallpox Hospital a New York. Da luogo di esclusione dalla città a memoriale per le vittime di Covid
Smallpox Hospital represents a memory, a ruin to be returned to its community, as a place of meditation, a place for reflection and meeting with the natural component that takes possession of what remains of the building in a man-controlled manner. In this project, the complex was dedicated, followi...
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| Language: | Italian |
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AISU international
2024
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/11583/2991793 https://aisuinternational.org/citta-che-si-adattano-adaptive-cities/ |
| Summary: | Smallpox Hospital represents a memory, a ruin to be returned to its community, as a place of meditation, a place for reflection and meeting with the natural component that takes possession of what remains of the building in a man-controlled manner. In this project, the complex was dedicated, following the health emergency due to Covid, as a memorial in which the stories of the poor and excluded of the city settle the thoughts and memories of those affected by the current pandemic. |
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