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Il nuovo insediamento in costruzione del Polo Universitario di Chimica e Astronomia, presso il quartiere Navile, prevede l'installazione di impianti di illuminazione ad alta efficienza, prevalentemente a tecnologia LED, e automatizzati da un sistema di gestione intelligente.

All'interno del complesso sono previsti elementi di domotica, tra i quali un sistema di supervisione e controllo degli impianti di climatizzazione per il controllo della temperatura e dell'umidità dell'aria trattata dalle centrali di trattamento dell'aria, ed impianti di riscaldamento ad alta efficienza ( caldaie a condensazione scambiatori/recuperatori statici di calore,  impianto a pannelli radianti a pavimento ecc.).

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Un ulteriore fattore di interesse è la volontà di
preservare le aree verdi della zona attraverso un'opera estesa di forestazione che vede il suo culmine nell'impianto di un bosco sulla cima della collinetta. Nel complesso saranno messi a dimora più di 600 nuovi alberi in terra e 82 in vaso.

Una speciale attenzione è stata dunque posta nella progettazione del verde e delle sistemazioni esterne agli edifici. A questo fine sono state indicate 6 Aree Progetto e 10 Comparti per il verde. Le aree a verde permeabile sono infatti 33.157 mq con uno standard di 86,16 mq x 100 mq di SU di gran lunga superiore al consueto standard di 60 mq x 100 mq.

Per saperne di più:

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Foundation for Urban Innovation
D'Accursio Building, Piazza Maggiore 6 - 40124 Bologna
Groundfloor, entrance from Guido Fanti courtyard
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Bologna is working to improve liveability and quality of public space, to allow people who are in the city, stably or temporarily, to enjoy a vibrant, attractive and more orderly city which is breathable and quiet.

This video is a simulation of the "Bike game" located in the permanent exhibition of Urban Center Bologna.
You are going from Palazzo Comunale to via Indipendenza wandering around the city center.



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FIU is a multidisciplinary urban regeneration research, development, co-production and communication centre working to build the city of the future. 

FIU aims to promote relationships between local government, universities, firms, the tertiary sector and citizens. 

Its work is designed to foster, guide, facilitate and experiment city transformation processes in both policy planning-civic governance and design terms.
It does so by introducing process and design innovation to administrative mechanisms, shining the spotlight on neighbourhood, environmental transition and cultural democracy.

FIU designs, manages, facilitates and communicates urban transformation processes, with a focus on know-how, methodologies and people, developing shared space and urban service construction trajectories and activating spaces and occasions for public debate and co-production and empowering dialogue between citizens, institutions, associations, movements and stakeholders from the economic, social and cultural worlds.

FIU works nationally and internationally to promote local partnership and civic engagement experiences and co-produce public policies supporting urban regeneration in the proximity dimension and responding to current global challenges. 

The organisation also cultivates good practice exchanges, activating and shaping change and innovation processes in other cities in Italy and further afield, too.

WHAT WE DO

FIU promotes, develops and works on innovation projects in two main macro-spheres:

1. Innovation in urban space transformation 

Experimentation and innovation processes and projects regenerating urban spaces and buildings of public interest, architectural and urban planning, tactical town planning work, urban planning, sustainable transport and environmental transition processes and design. 
The goal is to foster social equity and the transition to climate neutrality.

2. Cultural innovation and urban economics

Cultural programming and production, the development of city cultural policies, cultural and tertiary sector welfare, neo-mutualism and the sharing economy and culturally based urban regeneration projects.
The goal is to promote citizen and community wellbeing and empowerment via culture. 

HOW WE DO IT

The basis of FIU’s work is a method founded on civic imagination and process, proximity and research design. 

Civic imagination

FIU promotes civic imagination with a view to citizen involvement and inclusion. The goal is to ensure that projects respond to redistribution and empowerment principles with a special focus on proximity and innovation, both digital and otherwise, and their civic and social impact.  

Process and proximity design

FIU identifies the most effective methodologies and tools for each project in order to foster citizen and community participation and joint working and also bringing in the various local stakeholders into decision-making processes.
Moreover, via proximity agents FIU fosters citizenship, community, institution and local stakeholder relationships, encourages territorial network building and guides urban transformations on the proximity scale by means of active listening, intercepting opportunities (projects, initiatives, funding, etc.) both from and for the local area, to link up communities, districts, local governments and other institutions.

Policy design and research 

FIU guides the development of projects via research work applied to urban challenges and transformations, with special attention to urban public policy innovation and new urban trends.
It also promotes external training activities designed to disseminate new skills, nurturing and encouraging relationships and exchanges with universities and research centres.

WHY WE DO IT 

Via its design and other innovation-oriented work FIU pursues social and environmental justice goals based on principles of equity, accessibility, value-promotion and diversity recognition.
In the deeply held belief that redistributing knowledge, education and civic imagination can contribute to collective wellbeing, we undertake to promote and stimulate these via listening and proximity.ù

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