Lw0 CliCCHE Lectures

The CliCCHE Lectures aims to stimulate a critical interdisciplinary debate on Urban Regeneration of European cities and constitute a useful deepening of the “CliCCHE” methodology for the training of European university students of different disciplines. In the spirit of CliCCHE the topic of urban regeneration is addressed from multiple perspectives: – climate adaptation at the local and global dimension (CYI); – the project’s implications through public space design (UBFA); – urban health and urban planning responsibilities in contributing to improving people’s lives in cities (IFT CNR); – the role of the local community in experimenting with the model of the 15 minutes city (ISCTE); – finally, the neighborhood scale, which at European level seems to be the optimal size to make cities sustainable and more on a human scale (UNICAM).  During the various lectures the speakers, involved in various ways in the CliCCHE project, will present their recent, innovative research and will open up to discussion with colleagues and students. The seminars are aimed at students, PhD students, research fellows and researchers and will be part of the tools made available by the research group for European Universities.

Monday 8th May at 10:00 CET 

10:00-10:05 / Introduction / UNICAM 

10:05-10:25 / Climate modelling: from global to local / CYI 

10.25- 10:45 / Climate adaptation through public space design / UBFA 

10:45-11:05 / 15 minutes proximity and citizens participation. Notes from Lisbon / ISCTE 

11:05-11:25 / Urban regeneration at the neighborhood scale: comparing European experiences / UNICAM 

11:25-12:00 / Debate 

Monday 15th May at 10:00 CET 

10:00-10:05 / Introduction / UNICAM 

10:05-10:25 / Climate adaptation through fostering health perspective in urban planning / IFT CNR 

10:25-10:45 / Debate