Heritage Protection, Accessibility, Valorization

Three Thematic Workshops

08/04/2025, h. 10:00
Napoli, Palazzo San Giacomo P.zza Municipio 25

The TUPACH Research Project, in conjunction with a PNRR PhD Research project, hosts three thematic workshops involving decision makers, experts, and community members to discuss the design and effects of transnational projects in heritage-rich areas and develop relevant policy propositions. Each workshop draws on specific case studies from the research project to address one of the three key heritage issues of protection, accessibility, and valorization.
Small by-invitation-only sessions and a larger public event (on April 9) will play a key role in supporting the findings’ validation and help in finalizing policy statements and recommendations. As part of the final research outputs, these statements will provide guidance to urban and heritage decision makers in reinforcing cultural heritage through future projects while addressing underlying issues or problems.
In addition, the workshops encompass the testing of a technological component meant to assess the opportunities and determine the challenges of using Augmented Reality (AR) to understand and drive transformative urban and architectural projects in heritage-rich areas.

Relatori

Davide Ponzini, Zachary M. Jones, Paolo Scrivano, Anita Martinelli – Politecnico di Milano, Laura Lieto, Capucine Tournilhac, Bruna Vendemmia, Sveva Ventre – Federico II University of Naples, Matteo Basso, Carla Tedesco, Marco Antonio Minozzo Gabriel, Anna Marson – IUAV University of Venice, Fabio Landolfo – External Observers

Responsabile

Davide Ponzini

Photo credits: Comune di Napoli