Francesco Orsini
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5810334 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Francesco Orsini |
| NOMBRES | Francesco |
| APELLIDO | Orsini |
| FIRMA | ORSINI F |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Bologna |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6956-7054 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Cultivating change
City Region Food System (CRFS) initiatives exist in various forms, featuring a diversified set of social, economic and environmental performances and impacts. The CRFS approach includes all actors, processes, and relationships involved in the food chain (from production and processing to the distribution and consumption of food) in a given geographical area. Therefore, it encompasses the most crucial elements for facilitating interactions between…
Evaluating the impacts of nutrients recovery from urine wastewater in Building-Integrated Agriculture. A test case study in Amsterdam
Recent studies concerning the integration of agricultural practices in cities demonstrated that Urban Agriculture (UA) can boost new sustainable urban developments. New technologies allow to integrate soil-less cultivation in- and on- mixed-use buildings, creating new synergies between the built environment and the urban food system. Accordingly, resource flows from buildings are an untapped opportunity for the creation of circular urban metaboli…
Understanding the complexities of Building-Integrated Agriculture. Can food shape the future built environment
Our food system is facing an unprecedented challenge: feeding a fast growing population without depleting precious resources like energy, soil, and water. Furthermore, the increasing urbanization has rapidly exacerbated the gap between farm to plate, leaving cities vulnerable to changes in the production and supply chain, as demonstrated by recent pandemics and wars. In this context, emerging technologies that allow plants to grow in absence of s…
Rehabitar la Montaña
Thousands of poor, marginal communities' residents die due to landslide events every year. The quick urbanization of mountainous areas, combined with an increased frequency of landslide events induced by heavy rains due to climate change, is leading to increased deaths year after year, and the problem will only get worse. Landscape Architects, trained to analyze and intervene in situations with complex natural and social territorial dynamics, are…
Urban agriculture in the developing world
Informalidad y urbanismo social en Medellín
La ciudad de Medellín, después de unas décadas de aislamiento e involución \ncaracterizadas por altos índices de inseguridad, violencia y segregación social, ha venido experimentando en la última década un proceso de renacimiento urbanístico \nque tuvo comienzo bajo el liderazgo del Alcalde Sergio Fajardo y que se conoce \ncon el nombre de Urbanismo Social. Entre los pilares de dicho proceso están los \nProyectos Urbanos Integrales (PUI), estrate…
Cultivating change
City Region Food System (CRFS) initiatives exist in various forms, featuring a diversified set of social, economic and environmental performances and impacts. The CRFS approach includes all actors, processes, and relationships involved in the food chain (from production and processing to the distribution and consumption of food) in a given geographical area. Therefore, it encompasses the most crucial elements for facilitating interactions between…
Understanding the complexities of Building-Integrated Agriculture. Can food shape the future built environment
Our food system is facing an unprecedented challenge: feeding a fast growing population without depleting precious resources like energy, soil, and water. Furthermore, the increasing urbanization has rapidly exacerbated the gap between farm to plate, leaving cities vulnerable to changes in the production and supply chain, as demonstrated by recent pandemics and wars. In this context, emerging technologies that allow plants to grow in absence of s…
Rehabitar la Montaña
Thousands of poor, marginal communities' residents die due to landslide events every year. The quick urbanization of mountainous areas, combined with an increased frequency of landslide events induced by heavy rains due to climate change, is leading to increased deaths year after year, and the problem will only get worse. Landscape Architects, trained to analyze and intervene in situations with complex natural and social territorial dynamics, are…
Urban agriculture in the developing world
Rehabitar la Montaña
Thousands of poor, marginal communities' residents die due to landslide events every year. The quick urbanization of mountainous areas, combined with an increased frequency of landslide events induced by heavy rains due to climate change, is leading to increased deaths year after year, and the problem will only get worse. Landscape Architects, trained to analyze and intervene in situations with complex natural and social territorial dynamics, are…
Understanding the complexities of Building-Integrated Agriculture. Can food shape the future built environment
Our food system is facing an unprecedented challenge: feeding a fast growing population without depleting precious resources like energy, soil, and water. Furthermore, the increasing urbanization has rapidly exacerbated the gap between farm to plate, leaving cities vulnerable to changes in the production and supply chain, as demonstrated by recent pandemics and wars. In this context, emerging technologies that allow plants to grow in absence of s…
Evaluating the impacts of nutrients recovery from urine wastewater in Building-Integrated Agriculture. A test case study in Amsterdam
Recent studies concerning the integration of agricultural practices in cities demonstrated that Urban Agriculture (UA) can boost new sustainable urban developments. New technologies allow to integrate soil-less cultivation in- and on- mixed-use buildings, creating new synergies between the built environment and the urban food system. Accordingly, resource flows from buildings are an untapped opportunity for the creation of circular urban metaboli…
Informalidad y urbanismo social en Medellín
La ciudad de Medellín, después de unas décadas de aislamiento e involución \ncaracterizadas por altos índices de inseguridad, violencia y segregación social, ha venido experimentando en la última década un proceso de renacimiento urbanístico \nque tuvo comienzo bajo el liderazgo del Alcalde Sergio Fajardo y que se conoce \ncon el nombre de Urbanismo Social. Entre los pilares de dicho proceso están los \nProyectos Urbanos Integrales (PUI), estrate…
Cultivating change
City Region Food System (CRFS) initiatives exist in various forms, featuring a diversified set of social, economic and environmental performances and impacts. The CRFS approach includes all actors, processes, and relationships involved in the food chain (from production and processing to the distribution and consumption of food) in a given geographical area. Therefore, it encompasses the most crucial elements for facilitating interactions between…
Business (4 obras) · Economic growth (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Agriculture (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Engineering (3 obras) · Environmental planning (3 obras) · Environmental Science (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Urban Agriculture and Sustainability (3 obras)