Dal patrimonio territoriale alla residenza sociale nel territorio dell’Amata Grossetano (Amiata - Toscana)

Assessment of the results. Social response. The action taken by these municipalities have attempted to start a recovery in contrast with the historical social dynamics related to the decrease. The recovery of degraded buildings was seen as an action aimed at facilitating access in the real estate to citizens belonging to lower-middle income groups, while helping to start the processes of urban regeneration where the social impoverishment - due both to inhabitants abandonment both to aggravation of resident population ageing - led to an architectural and urban decay, often together with the closure of businesses activity and loss of services. Global action evaluation. Integration of landscape criteria. Estratto dell'Atlante dei centri abitati: uso del suolo al 1825 di Castel del Piano (scala originale 1:2.000). Atlas of the towns and villages: land use in 1825 at Castel del Piano. Abstract. (map on 1:25.000 original scale). Estratto dell'Atlante dei centri abitati: le emergenze del centro storico di Castel del Piano (scala originale 1:2.000). Atlas of the towns and villages: relevant buildings and areas in Castel del Piano town centre. Abstract (map on 1:2.000 original scale). Intervento di recupero ai fini dell'edilizia residenziale sociale: comune di Cinigiano. Rehabiltation for social housing in Municipality of Cinigiano The identifying features of the complex mountainous and hilly Amiata are expressions of a consistent relationship, still observable, between human activities and land resources to be taken today as a collective and shared heritage of this area. The description of the territorial heritage elements and its sharing becomes the founding act of any planning (sustainable). It can be assumed that the Mountain Community - for extension, institutional mission and operating structures - can be the most appropriate subject in describing a global setting for the municipalities both as identity factor and as basis for planning. Regional Committee / Transnational Committee / International Jury assessment. The project demonstrates the ability to embody the concept of sustainable development in developing a program not only to conserve landscape, but to increase the territorial heritage, conceived as an interacting set of environmental, territorial and urban systems, local societies and cultures. The construction of systematic accumulation of wide and organized knowledge of certain territories, represents, together with their proposition in participation activities, full implementation of the European landscape Convention and can be a powerful instrument for planning the acts of planning and governance.