Sustainable territorial development: the President of the Region visits the architecture studio in Cesena

“We shared a development vision based on the regeneration of existing buildings, the reduction of land take and energy consumption, and the measurement of impacts throughout the entire life cycle of projects.”

Pier Nicola Currà

On the afternoon of Friday, November 7, the President of the Emilia-Romagna Region, Michele de Pascale, visited the Pier Currà Architettura (PCA) studio in Cesena. The meeting was part of the listening and consultation process launched by the Region with professional practices engaged in the sustainable development of the territory.

“During the visit,” a statement notes, “two main themes were explored in depth: the development and vision of the territory over the next twenty years with particular attention to climate resilience, the quality of public space, active mobility, and the enhancement of the built and ecosystem landscape—and the role of architecture as a tool for territorial development…”

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