Resili(g)ence
Resili(g)ent Cities and Advanced Urbanism
Abstract
We must, today, face the challenge of finding not only more correct but also more imaginative and innovative solutions to complex problems, with projects oriented to a new definition of the multi-city in the territory, to more sustainable growth and to a development able to propose new strategic scenarios of the future. The term Resili(g)ence synthesizes these issues by linking them to a new responsible and accountable sensibility and to more advanced and informational urbanism.
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