Cities over time face social and economic changes, always seeing an increasing need to redesign or regenerate the existing, so that it can be current and adapted to today’s needs. To think that cities are something immobile is impossible, what was perfect yesterday becomes unusable tomorrow.
An interesting example is that of the former industrial areas, whose evolution and subsequent decommissioning is the result of a history of the area that intersects with economic and business history, where a new world requires new products, hence a new way of producing and new places of production.
The design and development of modern industrial areas require an innovative and sustainable approach. A new industrial cluster must be able to adapt to social and economic changes, responding to contemporary and future needs.
Designing a new industrial cluster requires a holistic approach that takes into account environmental sustainability, advanced technological infrastructure, logistical efficiency, collaboration and innovation, and quality of life. By implementing these features, it is possible to create a modern and adaptable industrial area that meets today’s and future needs, contributing to the area’s economic and social development.
A new industrial hub must foster collaboration between different companies and sectors. The creation of shared spaces for research and development, vocational training, and technological innovation is crucial to stimulate progress. Cooperation between companies makes it possible to exploit synergies and develop innovative solutions that can be applied on a large scale.
