RIABITARE IL PATRIMONIO URBANO ED EDILIZIO DEI TERRITORI INTERNI: SPAZIO DIGITALE PER SERVIZI SANITARI EFFICIENTI

The need of physical distance that identifies the current pandemic is linked to the liveability of urban areas and living spaces. The pressing need for quality of life, as well as in physical and in human relations, addresses to consider those places that are depositories for their historical sedimentation. A possible response is to rehabilitate internal minor centres, as places in low population density, places resilient to urban mutations and healthy. These places, however, are affected by marginality and lack of infrastructure and services. Digital technologies are proposed as an aid in the recovery of urban heritage distributed in internal territories, implementing new performances and helping to preserve their physicality. The study has focused on healthcare services, according to an interscalar vision: from a comprensory to living spaces; with the use of digital technologies, the condition of marginality can be reduced through telemedicine, with itinerant and on-demand services, with the aim of offering better opportunities to geographically disadvantaged communities.