This book concerns the study of open-air accommodation facilities. The market evolutions allow us to look at these structures as temporary settlements characterised by a low-density dwelling and a close connection with natural elements and the landscape.
This book concerns the study of open-air accommodation facilities. The market evolutions allow us to look at these structures as temporary settlements characterised by a low-density dwelling and a close connection with natural elements and the landscape.
This new and different point of view is sustained by the tendency of outdoor tourism to go in the direction of temporary villages, and this tendency is directly related to "time" and "landscape". The landscape is the reason why the campsite is settled. The time is linked to the holiday season timing. Today, both are greatly influenced by introducing the "maxi-caravan". This removable living unit can be placed on the empty pitch, occupying the landscape without ruing the soil. By the settlement of maxi-caravans, the campsite is transformed from an empty landscape with tents to a temporary settlement, whose timing is divided between the seasonal timing of the campsite and the "timing" of the product and whose landscape is organised by the relation with the prevalent landscape and the internal one. The book's core defines the outdoor facility structure, using Italy as the main case study. To identify design strategies, the book analyses temporary settlement examples (quick time) and projects from historic outdoor tourism (medium time). Finally, the last chapter reflects on open-air accommodation facilities by showing their applicability in the different contexts of the Refugee camps (long time).
The aim of this research is to enhance the theme of open-air accommodation facilities, highlighting the need to equalise the study of temporary settlements with that of permanent settlements. It will be of interest to researchers and students of planning, landscape and tourism.
List of Figures
Introduction: Cultural and Statistical Background of the Temporary City of
Tourism
· People
· Environment
· Questions
· Maxi-Caravan
· Temporariness
1. Prologue: An Introduction to Temporary Settlements and Living Landscape
(Quick Time)
· The Burning Man Festival
· Kumbh Mela
· Quick Time
2. Campsite Experience: Or the Dream of Walden Full Option (Medium Time)
· ACT 1: Historical Background
Travelling in Nature
Vehicles
Holiday Camp
Free TIme
Epilogue
· ACT 2: Pioneers of Open-Air hospitality
Club Med
Costa Smeralda
Italian Touring Club (TCI)
· ACT 3: Pioneers of Architectural Solutions
Ciutat de Repos y Vacances - 1934/1936 - GATPAC
Hotel San Michele - 1938 - Giò Ponti, Bernard Rodowsfy
Desert Hill Hotel - 1947 - Albert Frey
Unitè de Camping - 1949 - Le Corbusier
Eni Village Borca di Cadore - 1954 - Edoardo Gellner, Carlo Scarpa
Camping Fusina - 1957 - Carlo Scarpa
Capsule Village Resort in Usami - 1972 - Kisho Kurokawa
Coastal Tourist Village - 2002 - Luigi Snozzi
· ACT 4: Landscapes Laws and Order
Landscape Definitions
· ACT 5: Outdoor Facilities Actual Definition
Maxi-Caravan Landscape
The Settlement System (Graphic Results of the Mobile Home" Research
Coordinated with AUDe Laboratory of the University of Pavia)
Strategies of Camping Development
Clustering and Landscape Construction
· ACT 6: Medium Time
Epilogue: The Experience of Refugee Camp as Long Temporary Settlements (Long
Time)
· Definition and Organisation
· Who Lives in the Refugee Camp?
Possible Development
Strategies
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Luca Trabattoni is Associate Professor at the Opole University of Technology (Poland), belonging to the Department of Architecture and Planning since 2018, where he teaches Landscape and Interior Design. He is an on contract professor for the courses of Architectural Composition at the Polytechnic of Milan and at the University of Pavia, Faculty of Engineering and Architecture and for the course of Materials Technology at the NABA (New Academy of Fine Arts) in Milan. He is a freelancer and co- founder of ARCò architecture and cooperation that studies the approach to emergency architecture in relation to the theme of sustainability, realising building all over the world. ARCòs work has been published in various international journals and has received numerous awards. He collaborates with the AUDE research laboratory of the University of Pavia, cocoordinating the research project on Mobile Homes. He founded Camp Design and Architecture to develop the theme of landscape design for campsites.
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