Infrastrutturazioni culturali nella montagna contemporanea

The cultural events held in Alpine and Apennine regions, such as festivals, gatherings, concerts, theatrical performances, and community celebrations, play a crucial role in the revitalisation and regeneration of mountain areas. These shared moments go beyond traditional cultural consumption and entertainment, often becoming key elements in the processes of renewal. The cultural events in these territories act as catalysts, bringing people together and fostering new visions of mountain life, which often spark further initiatives. Culture enables the revaluation of places and the discovery of new potential, leading to economic and social regeneration. In our work examining the regeneration of mountain areas, the interaction between the spatial dimension and cultural events has become a specific design reflection, focusing on the interconnection between spatial and cultural infrastructures. Examples include the renovation of the Casermette di Moncenisio, the spatial reactivation at Monte Ricco in Pieve di Cadore, and the transformation of existing buildings into pieces of cultural infrastructure like the Teatro Montano in Dossena. These projects highlight the importance of spatial design in supporting social and cultural revival in mountain communities.

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ARCHALP
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2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.30682/aa2413f
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Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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Infrastrutturazioni culturali nella montagna contemporanea

Matteo Tempestini, Laura Mascino, Federica Serra, Antonio De Rossi
ARCHALP
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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Infrastrutturazioni culturali nella montagna contemporanea

Matteo Tempestini, Laura Mascino, Federica Serra, Antonio De Rossi
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Abstract

The cultural events held in Alpine and Apennine regions, such as festivals, gatherings, concerts, theatrical performances, and community celebrations, play a crucial role in the revitalisation and regeneration of mountain areas. These shared moments go beyond traditional cultural consumption and entertainment, often becoming key elements in the processes of renewal. The cultural events in these territories act as catalysts, bringing people together and fostering new visions of mountain life, which often spark further initiatives. Culture enables the revaluation of places and the discovery of new potential, leading to economic and social regeneration. In our work examining the regeneration of mountain areas, the interaction between the spatial dimension and cultural events has become a specific design reflection, focusing on the interconnection between spatial and cultural infrastructures. Examples include the renovation of the Casermette di Moncenisio, the spatial reactivation at Monte Ricco in Pieve di Cadore, and the transformation of existing buildings into pieces of cultural infrastructure like the Teatro Montano in Dossena. These projects highlight the importance of spatial design in supporting social and cultural revival in mountain communities.

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Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
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