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The term ''' | The term ''' Piazza Telematica - [[Telematic]] Public square''' ([[Town square]]) is primarily used in Italy to evoke the renaissance of the Public square of the past, located in the heart of a [[quartiere]] or of a [[village]], through an urban regeneration able to conjure the ancient functions of the social community gathering face to face of the Piazza, with the new telematic functions as is the case of telework, telemedicine, electronic commerce or [[lifelong learning]]. | ||
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The term ''' | The term ''' Piazza Telematica - [[Telematic]] Public square''' is used for the first time in newspapers and magazines in order to describe the [[Telecentres]] set up for the journalists in the 12 italian cities hosting the FIFA football World Cup 1990. | ||
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[[sustainable city]], a city that internalise the problems it generates, solving them instead of transferring to other or to the future. | [[sustainable city]], a city that internalise the problems it generates, solving them instead of transferring to other or to the future. | ||
glocal city (global/local), a city with a better balance between the globalisation process and the ability to use local resources ([[glocalization]]). | |||
post-modern or [[agora]] city, a human centred city with an harmonic relationship between the [[citizen]] and the urban space. | post-modern or [[agora]] city, a human centred city with an harmonic relationship between the [[citizen]] and the urban space. | ||
Revision as of 04:48, 9 May 2007
The term Piazza Telematica - Telematic Public square (Town square) is primarily used in Italy to evoke the renaissance of the Public square of the past, located in the heart of a quartiere or of a village, through an urban regeneration able to conjure the ancient functions of the social community gathering face to face of the Piazza, with the new telematic functions as is the case of telework, telemedicine, electronic commerce or lifelong learning.
History
1990
The term Piazza Telematica - Telematic Public square is used for the first time in newspapers and magazines in order to describe the Telecentres set up for the journalists in the 12 italian cities hosting the FIFA football World Cup 1990.
1994
Participation to the ACT-VILL project of the Direction XII Science and Technology of the European Union for the city of the XXI century corresponding to new concepts synthesised in three scenarios:
sustainable city, a city that internalise the problems it generates, solving them instead of transferring to other or to the future.
glocal city (global/local), a city with a better balance between the globalisation process and the ability to use local resources (glocalization).
post-modern or agora city, a human centred city with an harmonic relationship between the citizen and the urban space.
1995
Participation to the European conference Urban utopias: new tools for the renaissance of the European cities , promoted by the Direction XII Science and Technology of the European Union and hosted by the Municipality of Berlin.
2004
The first european pilot project of a Piazza Telematica is opened to the general public in Naples (Italy) in the quartiere of Scampia.
In some situations, as is the case for the Piazza Telematica of the Municipality of Provaglio d' Iseo, the term Piazza Telematica is used in order to evoke a virtual space on the Internet open to all citizens for the exchange of ideas, proposals and participation, through forum and other web instruments, to the socio-cultural and economic life of the community.
External links
Piazza Telematica of the University of Rome 3
Piazza Telematica of the Municipality of Schio