Duration: from 20/03/2024
Scientific Coordinator: Elena Fregonara
Project Type: Project funded by competitive grant
PoliTO Role: Scientific partner
The observatory, which since 2000 has been conceived as the core of a territorial information system, represents a quantum leap forward compared to the past, thanks to the potential offered by technological innovation, the availability of big data and interoperability, also in relation to the potential of other possible entities that share the usefulness of knowledge in a reciprocal relationship.
Among the most innovative elements are:
- a plan for monitoring dynamics and values: the territorial scope has been extended from the city to the metropolitan area;
- the collection of data not only on values offered on the housing market but also on purchase prices;
the enhancement of interoperable databases useful not only for planning but also for the management of public services within the framework of a new social and territorial welfare system.
Involved Structure
- DAD, Department of Architecture and Design
Partners
- City of Turin, Land Registry Division and Urban Planning Division
- Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Crafts and Agriculture, Turin
- National Association of Building Contractors
- ANCE, and other trade associations, in particular real estate brokers, who have long been signatories to a memorandum of understanding with the OICT of the DAD.
- Urban Lab, Turin
- Italian Society of Appraisal and Valuation (SIEV), Scientific Society of the Icar22/Appraisal sector
- Revenue Agency – Real Estate Market Observatory and Appraisal Services (OMISE)
- Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape for the Metropolitan City of Turin (SAPAB-TO)
- Professional associations and foundations (architects and engineers)
Location
- OICT_ research - Department of Architecture and Design
Project Team
- Elena Fregonara (DAD), Full Professor and Project Manager
- Diana Rolando (DAD), PA - Deputy Manager
- Cristina Coscia (DAD), PA
- Alice Barreca (DAD), RTDA
- Giorgia Malavasi (DAD), PhD student
- Rocco Curto, former DAD lecturer and influential figure in cultural debate
- Diego Ferrando (DAD), contract lecturer
- Luca Davico (DIST), Adjunct Professor, “Rapporto Rota su Torino” Research Group, External Consultant, Urban Lab
- Marco Roggero (DAD), Associate Professor
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
1. No poverty
10. Reduced inequalities
11. Sustainable cities and communities