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EnglishThe inexorable extension ofurbanization is consurning huge amounts of soil drastically reducing natural vegetation, replacing it with buildings and low albedo surfaces. The changes due to the different thermal properties of surface materials and the lack of evapotranspiration in urban areas lead to a phenomenon known as "urban heat island effect". By reintroducing the vegetation back into the urban landscape, a partnership between nature and cities should be strengthened to create a new sustainable urban environment. Sin ce the outer surfaces ofbuilding offer a great amount of space for vegetation, planting on roofs and walls has become one of the most innovative way to provide severa! environmental services. Moreover, all the green infrastructures, such as urban gardens or nature areas, that form an important part of cityscapes, could ensure also a thermal isolation and constitute a sustainable energy saving solution for buildings. This work presents a critica! review of environmental and potential thermal benefits of green infrastructures in the cities.
Sara Di Lonardo, Susanna Mariani, Germina Giagnacovo, Antonella Marone, & and Salvatore Raimondi (2019). Green infrastructures for the energetic and environmental sustainability of cities. RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITÀ(2), 79-98.
| Data di pubblicazione: | 2019 |
| Titolo: | Green infrastructures for the energetic and environmental sustainability of cities |
| Autori: | RAIMONDI, Salvatore [Conceptualization] |
| Citazione: | Sara Di Lonardo, Susanna Mariani, Germina Giagnacovo, Antonella Marone, & and Salvatore Raimondi (2019). Green infrastructures for the energetic and environmental sustainability of cities. RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITÀ(2), 79-98. |
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| Abstract: | The inexorable extension ofurbanization is consurning huge amounts of soil drastically reducing natural vegetation, replacing it with buildings and low albedo surfaces. The changes due to the different thermal properties of surface materials and the lack of evapotranspiration in urban areas lead to a phenomenon known as "urban heat island effect". By reintroducing the vegetation back into the urban landscape, a partnership between nature and cities should be strengthened to create a new sustainable urban environment. Sin ce the outer surfaces ofbuilding offer a great amount of space for vegetation, planting on roofs and walls has become one of the most innovative way to provide severa! environmental services. Moreover, all the green infrastructures, such as urban gardens or nature areas, that form an important part of cityscapes, could ensure also a thermal isolation and constitute a sustainable energy saving solution for buildings. This work presents a critica! review of environmental and potential thermal benefits of green infrastructures in the cities. |
| Settore Scientifico Disciplinare: | Settore AGR/14 - Pedologia |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.01 Articolo in rivista |
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