abandoned highway sections: an opportunity for requalification landscape projects

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Abstract
With technology constantly improving, modern highways can nowadays be built through terrains where construction used to be either technically infeasible or too costly. While this results in faster connections and shorter commuting times, it leaves the abandoned historic routes behind without any use. This workshop was aimed at developing solutions for the requalification of abandoned highway sections, focusing on the example of the Autostrada del Sole which bypasses the little town of Vado, Bologna. A concept of converting the section into a Sole Park - a park which offers both relaxation and amusement elements - was developed in order to attract visitors from the neighboring villages and the high-speed highway. Within this context, potential locations for lookouts were identified, giving stunning vistas of the Tuscan-Emilian landscape.
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Authors ;Lucia Moretti;Mattia Ricci;Stefano Politi;Fabio Spena
Journal brazilian journal of food technology
Year 2014
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10.6092/issn.2036-1602/5062
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http://in_bo.unibo.it/article/view/5062
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