XL CONFERENZA ITALIANA DI SCIENZE REGIONALI REGENERATIVE DESIGN FOR REGENERATIVE LANDSCAPE: AN ADAPTIVE STRATEGY FOR MONTALBANO JONICO (MT) Maria Cerreta1, Antonella Falotico2, Giuliano Poli3, Giorgia Grazioli4, Francesca Laviola5 ABSTRACT6 The work presents the results of a multidisciplinary study aimed at responding to the requests of the Administration of Montalbano Jonico, a Municipality of the Metapontino Plain, in Basilicata Region, South of Italy. Collecting some of the challenges that Matera, Capital of Culture 2019, launch through the slogan “open future” that sees Basilicata at the centre of an integrated and multidirectional development, which intercepts the European and international scene, the study aims to verify the potential directions of the transformation of the territory of Montalbano Jonico, considering its “instinctive capacity” and adaptive to changes and network relationships, tangible and intangible, which also include users, an active part in guiding changes and building values. The activation of an adaptive reuse strategy starts from the redevelopment and re-functionalization of a historic building, the Casino Federici, as component of the complex matrix of the Montalbano Jonico territory and of the Metapontino Plain, identifying an operational model that uses regenerative design as an opportunity to co-create possible futures. 1 University of Naples Federico II, Department of Architecture, via Forno Vecchio 36, 80134, Napoli,
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