Climate-focused regeneration breathes hope into a long-neglected Rome suburb以气候为导向的改造为长期被忽视的罗马郊区注入了希望
On the outskirts of Rome, an EU-funded regeneration project is seeking to improve the lot of 4,500 people living in a 1970s housing development.
A drone view shows the 1km-long Corviale housing complex, nicknamed 'Il Serpentone' or 'The Big Snake', and a nearby amphitheatre. — Photos: Reuters
On the outskirts of Rome, an EU-funded regeneration project is seeking to improve the lot of 4,500 people living in a 1970s housing development, betting that protection from climate change and social inclusion can go hand in hand as rising temperatures put pressure on urban communities.
An ambitious social housing experiment, the 1km-long Corviale site has long been associated with neglect and decay. With Italy's post-pandemic recovery plan now approaching completion, the district, nicknamed "Il Serpentone" (The Big Snake) for its sprawling Brutalist design, has become a test case for climate adaptation in vulnerable city areas.
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无人机拍摄的画面显示了长达1公里的科尔维亚莱住宅区，该住宅区绰号“Il Serpentone”（意为“大蛇”），以及附近的一座露天剧场。——图片：路透社
在罗马郊区，一项由欧盟资助的重建项目旨在改善 20 世纪 70 年代住宅区内 4500 名居民的生活状况，该项目认为，随着气温上升给城市社区带来压力，应对气候变化和社会包容可以齐头并进。
科尔维亚莱（Corviale）是一处雄心勃勃的社会住房实验项目，全长1公里，长期以来一直与破败和荒废联系在一起。随着意大利疫情后复苏计划接近尾声，这个因其庞大的粗野主义设计而被昵称为“Il Serpentone”（大蛇）的街区，已成为脆弱城市地区气候适应的试验田。
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