Property evaluation for tax purposes has traditionally relied on urban and building criteria, mostly resulting from concepts driven by the commercial attractiveness of the property under evaluation, its building and the site itself. Due to the world climate and ecological crisis, awareness has risen about the need for other indicators, which can evaluate the quality of a property, even referring to its potential environmental impact.

This essay suggests a re-elaboration of the Marketing Comparison Approach in order to set the value of properties subject to transformation. The essay focuses on identifying the property valuation following a certain transformation and is aimed at determining the land value by means of the extraction method.

Il lavoro affronta il tema della digitalizzazione e della georeferenziazione del patrimonio cartografico conservato negli archivi pubblici, con particolare attenzione a qualità delle immagini, analisi della deformazione del supporto e verifica metrica dei contenuti. Si suggerisce l’utilizzo di alcune tecniche fotogrammetriche, con applicazioni al catasto sabaudo.

Le tematiche inerenti la valorizzazione dei patrimoni demaniali, della loro gestione e riequilibrio finanziario tramite un’attenta politica di dismissioni e di crescita di redditività attraverso la concessione o la locazione a terzi, sono andate ampliandosi, ponendo crescente attenzione agli aspetti della finanza pubblica.

L’articolo propone una metodologia di valutazione della camminabilità (walkability) urbana ed il rispettivo strumento software di supporto alla decisione ed alla pianificazione urbanistica. Nella parte introduttiva discutiamo la rilevanza del concetto di camminabilità per la qualità urbana ed offriamo un suo inquadramento teorico all’interno dell’approccio alle capacità (capability approach). La parte centrale è dedicata alla presentazione del modello spaziale e multicriteriale di valutazione della camminabilità.

The issues concerning the valorization of assets state property, their management and financial rebalancing through a careful policy of disposals and growth of profitability. These dynamics, through the grant or lease to third parties, have been expanding and pay increasing attention to issues of public finance. A radical change of perspective has started in the evaluation of the role of asset management in the field of local authorities. The heritage is no longer considered static, but dynamic; it is gained as a strategic asset in the overall financial management.

I cambiamenti della Parigi intra-muros (100 kmq) e della planimetria di Manhattan (66 kmq) elaborata dal Commissioners’ Plan (Piano regolatore) si inseriscono in due scale temporali diverse: due millenni nel caso di Parigi, due secoli nel caso di Manhattan. In apparenza molto diverse, la competitività dei poteri feudali da un lato, in una società chiusa, e la competitività del mercato dall’altro, in una società aperta, hanno tuttavia fatto emergere gerarchie parcellari, contraddistinte da gerarchie di scala sorprendentemente simili, come ci fosse all’opera una certa universalità.

This article deals with the financing required to restore and reuse the great architecture of the 1900s, in a time in history when public financial resources are becoming increasingly low and difficult to find.

The development of inner-city Paris (100 km2) and the grid of the Commissioners’ Plan of Manhattan (66 km2) were recorded on scales of different ages: two millennia for Paris and two centuries for Manhattan. Despite being very different in appearance, with competing feudal powers in a compartmentalised society and competing markets in an open society, land lot hierarchies marked by hierarchies of scale have emerged that are surprisingly similar, as if there were a form of universality at work.

This article starts from the study of the historic port cities, that today are facing the challenge of the urban waterfront requalification, through the preservation of the cultural and landscape heritage.

This paper is intended to explore the potential of the Building Information Modelling (BIM) methodologies to be applied to the various stages of the construction process, particularly as far as international guidelines and best practices supporting virtuous operating flows are concerned: the IT component, mostly graphic during the design phase, is mainly integrated and renewed in an alphanumeric format, and becomes an integrating part of the management and maintenance of the artefacts.

The French cadastral map depicts and identifies property ownership for tax purposes. It is the only continually-updated, large-scale plot map that covers all of French territory. The map is published annually in each French municipality and has been available free of charge to the general public since 2008 on the website www.cadastre.gouv.fr/, which has proved to be extremely successful.