5 Principles. RehabiMed Method for the rehabilitation of Traditional Mediterranean Architecture ORIENTATION DIAGNOSIS STRATEGY ACTION FOLLOW-UP

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1 Principles Integration (versus isolation) Globalism (versus specialization) Coordination (sharing versus selfishness) Flexibility (versus rigidity) Adaptability ( versus univocal attitude) RehabiMed Method for the rehabilitation of Traditional Mediterranean Architecture ORIENTATION DIAGNOSIS FOLLOW-UP POLITICAL WILL PRELIMINARY DECISIONS INTEGRATED DIAGNOSTIC 8 CONTINUAL EVALUATION

2 ORIENTATION DIAGNOSIS POLITICAL WILL PRELIMINARY DECISIONS of problems deciding on the need to act political approach and justification of the intevention delimitation of the physical area of intervention urban nucleus approach? rural nucleus urban planning Rural territory economic nature and scope of the intervention environmental heritage definition of the framework of governance and participation public authorities technical team agents residents & users RehabiMed Method for the rehabilitation of Traditional Mediterranean Architecture DIAGNOSIS of prevailing legal framework oftheneeds& expectations of residents and users Programme of multisectorial studies INTEGRATED DIAGNOSTIC planning the diagnosis urban planning and architectural approach territorial context, integration & continuity of fabrics structure of the territory (built space, open space & infrastructures) socio-economic approach integration & territorial polarity demography sociology / values sumary of potentials & dysfunctions of the area uses of the area/ territory builiding & residential typologies urban planning tensions & state of conservation heritage values construction & formal values mobility & accessibility antrhropology / cultural values Psycology / life-related values economic parameters real-estate dynamics territorial & administrative organization and political backing biophysical approach physical environment natural landscape environmental parameters historical & geographical approach historical & territorial context historical evolution and conditions of structural evolution environmental parameters archeology

3 planning the decisionmaking process definition of scenarios of intervention criteria of reflection evaluation of scenarios of intervention criteria of evaluation chosing the target scenario and strategic premises coherence of scenario reconciling the long and short overall cost term compared impacts subsidiarity of scales sustainability of scenario Synergy between public & private interests Viability of scenario priority objectives of sustainable rehabilitation economical viability Improving residents s quality juridical viability of life acceptance valorization of cultural & natural heritage improving cohesion promotion of economic vitality environmental efficiency

4 drafting of the rehabilitation Action Plan specification & to modify the structure of the territory quantification of the actions to be projects of intervention on architecture and open spaces carried out complementary sectorial policies (, economic & environmental) and political approval definition of urban planning instruments apropiate legal tools specific ordinances rehabilitation manuals heritage legislation sectorial legislation definition of the financing instruments working framework management bodies & agents involved training strategy communication & promotion strategy mechanisms of participation timeline & organization of phases

5 FOLLOW-UP 8 CONTINUAL EVALUATION urban planning procedures actions to modify structure of the territory actions to modify and/or substitute buildings actions to transform open spaces actions to improve infrastructures specific projects projects for the insertion of new buildings projects for the treatement of open spaces building rehabilitation projects RehabiMed Guide for rehabilitation of traditional buildings observatory of evaluation of the implementati on of the Plan sectorial policies policies economic policies environmental policies Development of complementary campaigns