University and Right-to-Study Facilities as a Tool for Urban Regeneration

Adolfo Baratta

doi:10.6092/issn.3034-8544/18968

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Adolfo Baratta Roma Tre University

Adolfo F. L. Baratta, Architect, PhD, since 2014 is Associate Professor in Architectural Technology at the Department of Architecture of the Roma Tre University, where he is Vice-Director. Lecturer at the University of Florence and the Sapienza University of Rome, visiting professor at the Universidad de Boyacà (CO), the HTWG in Konstanz (DE) and the University of Pecs (HU), he deals with visible and invisible technologies. Since 2020 he has been an expert at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and since 2022 he has been the National Coordinator of the SITdA 'Environmental Accessibility' Cluster.

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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.3034-8544/18968

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Student Housing, Building and Urban Regeneration, European Green Deal, Recovery Plan

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Research and contributions from the conference "Universities for Cities and Territories" underscore the evolution of university residences beyond their domestic role. The rehabilitation of existing heritage, coupled with urban regeneration concepts, infuses vitality and economic life into cities while providing valuable spaces and services for citizens. Examples include the creation of libraries, fitness centers, cinemas, and restaurants within student residences, contributing to the city's overall amenities.

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