11 interventions awarded at the ‘XIV Biennial of European Cities and Urbanists’ in Naples
There are eleven documents relating to strategic interventions underway in the Municipality of Taranto, which will be published in the new INU Edizioni catalog and in partner magazines on the sidelines of the “XIV Biennial of European Cities and Urbanists” which was held on 22 to April 24 in the Neapolitan city, as part of the initiative organized by the National Institute of Urban Planning which brought together the most important experts in the field.
A technical delegation from the Urban Planning Directorate, directed by Eng. Simona Sasso took part in the panels and workshops scheduled for the two days of the event to illustrate to an international audience the projects financed through PNRR, the urban planning works planned and under construction, the goals and challenges of a city in constant ferment.
Among those awarded, we find the urban regeneration interventions in the Paolo VI district as part of the “PinQua” project, the redevelopment works in the Tamburi district, including the new waterfront/seafront on Mar Piccolo, the “Green Belt” urban forestation plan ”, the redevelopment and recovery of Palazzo Calò, Palazzo Novelune, Palazzo Carducci and Palazzo Troilo in the Old City.
“Being included in this prestigious publication and being an active part of the which has a very specific name: “Taranto Ecosystem” – declared Mayor Rinaldo Melucci -. All this is the result of a commitment that the administration has cultivated with efforts, away from any exploitation as an end in itself, planning and intercepting significant resources: over time the model we have undertaken is receiving more and more attention from European Professional Orders and international and this for all of us, for the entire community, must be a source of great satisfaction and gratitude. We are on the right path and opportunities of this kind can only be a further impetus to refine our skills and complete the process of defining the General Urban Plan, now at an advanced stage. Thanks, once again, to all the offices for their fundamental dedication.”
