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Observatories

In response to the COVID-19 emergency, the ABC Department has activated 14 interdisciplinary work groups to study the important role of the built environment in the post-pandemic recovery phase. The “DABC Observatories” are the result of the strategic measures of the ABC Department designed to express planning guidelines in the form of a “rulebook/manifesto”. Their observations, based on the combination of different kinds of expertise, refer to the following themes:

01. Territorial dynamics, resilience, health plan
02. Urban Health, Public space and City
03. Schools towards a “new extraordinary”
04. Resilient Hospitals
05. The places of Sport
06. Workspaces and Production Activities
07. The places of Music, Art and Expression
08. Student Residences. Rethinking University Housing
09. Residential welfare, cooperation and valorisation of the Built Environment
10. Disability and resilience in the Built Environment
11. Cultural heritage as a lever of development and tourism
12. Technical plant and environmental comfort
13. Innovative materials and systems
14. Digitization at the service of a health crisis

“DABC Observatories” documents can be used by institutional representatives and investors as a starting point for a debate on methodological and technical-scientific support aimed at tackling the transformations imposed by the COVID-19 emergency.

1. Territorial dynamics,
resilience, health plan


2. Urban Health, Public
space and City


3. Schools towards
a “new extraordinary”


4. Resilient Hospitals


5. The places of Sport


6. Workspaces and
Production Activities


7. The places of Music,
Art and Expression


8. Student Residences.
Rethinking University Housing


9. Residential welfare, cooperation and
valorisation of the Built Environment


10. Disability and resilience
in Built Environment


11. Cultural heritage as a lever
of development and tourism


12. Technical plant and
environmental comfort


13. Innovative materials and systems


14. Digitization at the service
of a health crisis