The proposed transformation pertains to a section of the former 'G. Perotti' barracks area, a complex dating back to the early 1940s, located on the eastern outskirts of Bologna in close proximity to the ring road and motorway Junction.
In the immediate context, several initiatives are underway that will shape the future configuration of the area such as the construction of a complex designed for public functions and the offices of the Revenue Agency, in another section of the former 'Perotti' barracks. The creation of new services and planned networking interventions make the area particularly attractive for green and inclusive urban regeneration, including services, public spaces and housing.
Expected Land Use:
The objective of the transformation is to initiate a process of urban regeneration with low environmental impact and significant social value, to be implemented through an urban restructuring intervention. The intervention, in addition to the existing total volume (approximately 80,880 cubic metres, a figure to be confirmed by the successful bidder in relation to the regulations and legislation in force at the time of issuing the building permit), will be able to benefit from a volume increase of 10%. Of the volume realised, at least 30% must be allocated to university housing, the subsequent management of which shall be the responsibility of the successful bidder, who shall apply the prices of the 'capped fee'; the intervention will generate areas for public facilities (including equipped public spaces and public car parks) of no less than 100 sqm/100 sqm of usable area.
Type of Property transfer intended:
Valorisation through sale of the complex.
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"After the first and positive experience of our city's participation in the C40 Reinventing Cities program, this year we joined the call together with the Italian Public Property Agency with the project of the former Perotti barracks. A project focused on the answer to the growing pressure on inclusive housing, in particular supporting young people and students in our city. A project in line with the City of Knowledge and Green Footprint city-wide initiatives, which fully reflect the ambitious goals of the Reinventing Cities program." Deputy Mayor for Urban Planning of Bologna, Raffaele Laudani