TY - JOUR
T1 - Ipotesi progettuale per un giardino pubblico “australiano” ai Danisinni, nella città di Palermo
AU - Raimondo, Luca
AU - Bazan, Giuseppe
AU - Raimondo, Francesco Maria
PY - 2013
Y1 - 2013
N2 - It is presented a project aimed at achieving a public garden theme “Australia” to Danisinni, in Palermo. The idea is based mainly on the consideration that the image of Palermo, resulting from the urban climate and flora in its main public spaces and within private gardens; on the view that in Palermo has a garden to English G. B. F. Basile, the first and last example of a public garden designed as such from its inception; last but not least, the propulsive action of the Botanical garden, behind the idea of conceiving an urban design, structured by a system of theme parks, in order to affirm the cosmopolitan character of Palermo. The project of urban Danisinni depression shows an area, covering 12 hectares, which grows around the historic township of the same name that has always been characterized by a marked condition of marginality, combined with urban and social decay. The “Australian”, which symbolizes the species, more than any other in the city, became in time an emblem of urban beauty of he Sicilian capital.
AB - It is presented a project aimed at achieving a public garden theme “Australia” to Danisinni, in Palermo. The idea is based mainly on the consideration that the image of Palermo, resulting from the urban climate and flora in its main public spaces and within private gardens; on the view that in Palermo has a garden to English G. B. F. Basile, the first and last example of a public garden designed as such from its inception; last but not least, the propulsive action of the Botanical garden, behind the idea of conceiving an urban design, structured by a system of theme parks, in order to affirm the cosmopolitan character of Palermo. The project of urban Danisinni depression shows an area, covering 12 hectares, which grows around the historic township of the same name that has always been characterized by a marked condition of marginality, combined with urban and social decay. The “Australian”, which symbolizes the species, more than any other in the city, became in time an emblem of urban beauty of he Sicilian capital.
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10447/84096
UR - http://www.ortobotanico.unipa.it/quaderni/22_075.pdf
M3 - Article
VL - 22
SP - 75
EP - 90
JO - QUADERNI DI BOTANICA AMBIENTALE E APPLICATA
JF - QUADERNI DI BOTANICA AMBIENTALE E APPLICATA
SN - 1121-3752
ER -