City Project and Public Space

Environmental City Project and Public Dimension of Landscape.- A Great Work: Renovatio Urbis in the Age of Globalisation.- The Identity of the City.- The [Loving] Metropolitan Landscape and the Public-Private Borderland. Re-figuring the Field for Architecture, Landscape and Urban Design.- Opening up Relations again Between Form and the World: the City and the 'Becoming' of Forms. Design as the Outcome of a Dynamic Figuration.- Despite the Absence of the Public Sphere. How Common Goods Can Generate Opportunities for the Design of Public Spaces.- Territorial Projects as City Project.- Bigness or Vastness?.- Making Territory.- Local and New.- Landscape as a Common Collective Protection and Management.- It don't Mean a Thing if you Ain't Got that Swing. A jazz-based model for the public space project .- Designing Public Spaces, Constructing Public Spheres: a Manifesto.- Urban Play as a "Social Interstice". On a Micro-Intervention Involving a Mobile Game Device.- Space for Plural Publics and their Involvement: Reflections on some Strategic Planning Experiences.- Eight Proposals to Construct the Democratic City of the New Millennium.- The Capability Approach in Urban Quality of Life and Urban Policies. Towards a conceptual framework.- Slow populations and tourism.

Silvia Serreli is a Researcher in Landscape and Urban Planning at the Architecture, Planning and Design Department of the University of Sassari. She is a lecturer in Territorial Planning. She has written contributions to Urban Landscape Perspectives (Ed.: G. Maciocco, 2008) and The Territorial Future of the City (Ed.: G. Maciocco, 2008). She was co-editor of Enhancing the City: New Perspectives for Tourism and Leisure (2009) and The Urban Potential of External Territories (2011). Silvia Serreli works on urban and environmental projects in coastal areas and low-density settlements.