Books by carlo antonio stival
La pubblicazione analizza l'opera dell'ing. Dante Fornasir (Cervignano 1882- 1958), importante pr... more La pubblicazione analizza l'opera dell'ing. Dante Fornasir (Cervignano 1882- 1958), importante progettista che ha sviluppato la sua attività professionale presso il Cantiere Navale Triestino di Monfalcone ed a Trieste. Responsabile dell'Associazione Edile di Pubblica Utilità, emanazione del Cantiere stesso, dal 1919 ha coordinato la progettazione e realizzazione del Quartiere di Panzano (1912-1927) composto da circa 200 edifici residenziali per circa 900 alloggi e numerosissimi servizi collettivi quali alberghi, teatro, bagni pubblici. Di grande interesse le realizzazioni relative all'edilizia industriale realizzate per il Cantiere Navale stesso realizzate nel periodo 1920-1940. In tale quadro le strutture di copertura a volta autoportanti in calcestruzzo sottile (1939) risultano di grande interesse storico-scientifico. All'interno del volume, catalogo della Mostra sull'opera dell'ingegnere, contributi di E. Valcovich, D.Barillari, C.A.Stival, A.Guagnini
Papers by carlo antonio stival
Consumo di suolo nell'area centrale veneta Integrabilità dei sistemi leggeri nella riqualificazio... more Consumo di suolo nell'area centrale veneta Integrabilità dei sistemi leggeri nella riqualificazione dell'esistente: ostacoli e potenzialità Patrimonio industriale. Conservazione, patrimonializzazione, trasformazione sostenibile La conoscenza come strumento per un progetto di recupero sostenibile La qualità nei processi di recupero: aperture interdisciplinari e innovazione tecnologica Zone umide diffuse per la riqualificazione ambientale dell'Agro Pontino
Green roofs represent covering solutions, anciently applied, capable of significant impacts on ma... more Green roofs represent covering solutions, anciently applied, capable of significant impacts on many features of social and environmental sustainability: reduction of energy consumption, mitigation of microclimate in high-density urban contexts, hydrological cycle control. In Mediterranean climate we recognize an interesting potential for their implementation in Italian existing building heritage.
With regard to energy performance, green roofs offer best results in summer; in winter, however, there are no noticeable advantages, compared to a traditional insulated roofing.
At a larger scale, green roofs effectively counteract heat island effect acting on radiative heat exchanges. Their permeability, finally, allows an appropriate reduction of stormwater runoff rates directed to sewage system, so green roofs are connoted as effective solutions in containing climate change effects.
This paper aims to assess briefly extensive green roofs implementation potential in existing buildings plane coverings.
These interventions require careful feasibility assessment, with reference to structural, architectural and economic features; current mandatory legislation about buildings structural safety allows some argumentations concerning building types and constructional techniques.
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With regard to energy performance, green roofs offer best results in summer; in winter, however, there are no noticeable advantages, compared to a traditional insulated roofing.
At a larger scale, green roofs effectively counteract heat island effect acting on radiative heat exchanges. Their permeability, finally, allows an appropriate reduction of stormwater runoff rates directed to sewage system, so green roofs are connoted as effective solutions in containing climate change effects.
This paper aims to assess briefly extensive green roofs implementation potential in existing buildings plane coverings.
These interventions require careful feasibility assessment, with reference to structural, architectural and economic features; current mandatory legislation about buildings structural safety allows some argumentations concerning building types and constructional techniques.
With regard to energy performance, green roofs offer best results in summer; in winter, however, there are no noticeable advantages, compared to a traditional insulated roofing.
At a larger scale, green roofs effectively counteract heat island effect acting on radiative heat exchanges. Their permeability, finally, allows an appropriate reduction of stormwater runoff rates directed to sewage system, so green roofs are connoted as effective solutions in containing climate change effects.
This paper aims to assess briefly extensive green roofs implementation potential in existing buildings plane coverings.
These interventions require careful feasibility assessment, with reference to structural, architectural and economic features; current mandatory legislation about buildings structural safety allows some argumentations concerning building types and constructional techniques.