From Evaluation to Monitoring: Multicriteria Indicators and Assessments in Urban Regeneration Triggered by University Residences

Antonella G. Masanotti; Fabrizio Finucci

doi:10.6092/issn.3034-8544/16733

Authors

Antonella G. Masanotti Roma Tre University https://orcid.org/0009-0009-3652-8759

Antonella Masanotti, Architect, PhD candidate in Appraisal and Evaluation Project (2022 - today) at the Roma Tre University. Master’s degree in architecture - Architectural Design (2021) from Roma Tre University, and bachelor’s degree in architectural science (2017) from Sapienza University of Rome. She conducts research on the topics of ecological transition and multi-criteria assessments, particularly in applications in complex and participatory programs. She carries out support and integration activities to teaching in Appraisal Courses and, in 2022, was Visiting Scholar (2022) at Universidad de Boyacá (Colombia) at Univerdidad de Oriente (2023) and Breuer Marcell Doktori Iskola, Pécsi Tudományegyetem (Hungary) (2023).
Fabrizio Finucci Roma Tre University https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6559-2383

Fabrizio Finucci, Architect, PhD in Redevelopment and settlement recovery (XXII Cycle), Sapienza University of Rome, Associate Professor in Appraisal at Roma Tre University. He carries out research activities in the main area of interest such as methods and techniques of project evaluation; specifically with his activity he aims to implement evaluation techniques with inclusive, collaborative, participatory, open and dialogic approaches with the aim of formulating specific evaluation procedures for the search of shared solutions by the community. Was Visiting Professor at Universidad de Boyacà, in Colombia (2017 and 2022) and University of Pécs, in Hungary (2019 and 2023).

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.3034-8544/16733

Keywords:

Urban regeneration, Universities Residencies, Multi-Criteria Evaluation, Impact Indicators, Monitoring, Regenerative Effect

Abstract

The paper outlines the first Ph.D. Research outcomes begun at the Department of Architecture, Roma Tre University. It shows the first critical reasoning according to evaluation tools in the urban regeneration context and redevelopment of the existing built heritage. Law 338/2000 considers general criteria and related to functional and building sizing regarding the requirements of interventions and impact indicators, including social, environmental, and financial impact indicators. According to the final goal of the research, which is the implementation of a multi-criteria and inclusive evaluation tool capable to add all dimension of sustainability and supporting the design process, the contribution exposes, first results regarding the reading of some sets of multi-disciplinary indicators related to university residences and of some sets of indicators related to monitoring them ex-post.