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Demand Design  through Limits Piacenza city area design Group Members:  ABDUXUKUR.ZAYIT_AHMAD.RIAZ_ (Pakistan)   SYED ALAMDAR . HUSSAIN _ (Pakistan)
CHAPTER   A CHOOSING A PROJECT
| Choosing  A Project |  Scope |  ,[object Object]
   From landscape to exterior design      An international summer school ,[object Object],Italian and foreign Architecture; ,[object Object],Area competition for Summer school
| Choosing  A Project |  Scope |   The area for our study case is located on the northern edge of the Roman cast rum, area 1 ; BETWEEN THE  CITY  AND THE RIVER
| Choosing  A Project |  Scope |   ,[object Object]
Open Space
Social Housing
Challanging
Rediscover with the Po itself & Improve the landscape of the involved area;
Requalification of the ‘ex sports field’ area face to the Palazzo Farnse as new open space integrated with the different public functions and collectiveA Social Housing Project involves: ,[object Object]
Society
social life
urban development
environment
economy
functionality
spatial quality
aesthetics
The density of the infrastructure (constraint)
Presence of different level of land
The risk of flood
Further development of the methodology is needed in order to address correctly the External costs of visual impact, but that those impact cannot be neglected especially when considering local effects,[object Object]
loss of attractiveness of residences in the city when compared to the residences in thehinterland
lack of adequate housing supply due to highprices inside Piacenza
a relative shift of population fromcentral areas to peripheral areas characterized by lower housing density
although the housing production is high, it is not enough to meet the needs of new user profiles with specific characteristicssuch as medium to low economic conditions, with mobility needs and smaller familysize.- Resident workers  Low prize housing within the city town
| Choosing  A Project |  Scope |   The goal of social housing is 1: To satisfy demand of the area 2: Improve theconditions of these people by favoring the creation of dignified social and livingconditions  3: Creating Open space in the area, so that the people may not only have access to suitable (prize) dwellings, but also to richand meaningful human relations, interactive social activities in the planned open space; Design Objective The Summer school gives some general idea about the function of this area:- cultural museum, social housing and open space ,etc; After visiting and according to our investigation, existing Museum Palazzo Farnse enough to satisfy the needs of Piacenza; So, our redesign goal is,  1: social housing and 2: open space for the area; with a Gross Floor Areaof XXX ㎡, supplemented by resident,local and urban services. In addition to a 3-D massing plan anddefinitionof housing types, the project requires not only pay particular attention to the relation betweenthe development and its urban setting, but also the relationship with the existing Social housing;  Types of Residents ,[object Object]
Solidary families
Couples
Small familie
Elderly people,[object Object]
| Location | History| Population | Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | ,[object Object],[object Object]
| Location | History| Population | Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | ITALY ,[object Object],Emilia–Romagna ,[object Object],Brescia, a rail hub of national and International importance.
| Location | History | Population | Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | ITALY ,[object Object]
The Romans had planned to construct them after the successful conclusion of the latest war with the Gauls ending in 219 BC.
In the 13th century, despite unsuccessful wars against Emperor Federick II, Piacenza managed to gain strongholds on the Lombardy shore of the Po River.
During the Middle Ages the town was ravaged quite a few times, fell under the power of the Germanic invaders and suffered the effects of the war between the Goths and the troops of the Eastern Roman Empire. After being under the rule of Ostrogothsand Byzantines, Piacenza became the administrative center of a Longobard dukedom, but its true recovery started in the ninth century, under the Franks.
Piacenza paid a high toll for its remarkable participation in the two World Wars
The beginning of the post-war period for the town. ( `28 April 1945)
| Location | History | Population | Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | Urban development of Piacenza: Sequence of historical maps. Roman City Medieval City 1500 1435 1600 1821
| Location | History | Population | Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | 2010 1908 Urban development of Piacenza: Sequence of historical maps. 2010
| Location | History| Population |Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | ,[object Object]
total residents  =288011
The average family size is 2.31
23% of the population have a qualification higher than that of the obligatory school diploma and 3% have a university degree.Foreign Population for altitude… hill mountain plane
| Location | History| Population |Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | ,[object Object]
unemployment rate stands at 5.1%
The manufacturing sector is prevalent in the economy and is characterized by small and medium sized firms which are particularly active in the mechanical sector.
Points of excellence include robotics and industrial automation
Emerging sectors of the local economy, in terms of quality and quantity of products, are agriculture and activities linked with the transformation of products.,[object Object]
| Location | History | Population| Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | Infrastructural  system
| Location | History | Population| Infrastructure | Site Analysis |Site Visits | Infrastructural system
| Location | History | Population | Infrastructure |Site Analysis |Site Visits | The river and the city:  the fluvial landscape.
| Location | History | Population | Infrastructure |Site Analysis |Site Visits | On a street view Piacenza is the intersection of the A1 (Milan-Naples)  and A21 (Turin-Brescia).
| Location | History | Population | Infrastructure |Site Analysis |Site Visits | Between Urban and the rural –RIVER as an inner border
| Location | History | Population | Infrastructure |Site Analysis |Site Visits | Agricultural landscape and geographical measure

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