Strategies of analysis, survey, representation and enhancement of space. The resilience of space

This study deals with the theme of the representation of the resilience of space, linked above all to the movement of space over time, through the study of spatial dynamism in processes and strategies of analysis, detection, representation and enhancement of space. Of a psychological nature, linked to the sphere of the conscious self and of the personality, the resilience, attitude of the person and of his internal world, can be transferred to the reading of the external world, adopting the meaning as an aptitude of space to regenerate and rebuild itself in the complexes and sudden transformation processes. The space is constantly looking for a balance to stratify and re-arrange the morphological and functional needs of modernity on its own nature and on its essence. Any intervention aimed at controlling and managing these problems must seek the transformation and regeneration of space as two inseparable and continuous phases. Two phases that must be managed with the aim of reducing problems and critical issues deriving from the need to preserve the historical space but at the same time innovate it and reinvent it. This objective can be achieved through the tools of analysis, detection and representation, not only of space but also of those spatial values that allow us to grasp and represent the dynamics of urban transformation not only from an objective point of view but also from a subjective point of view, ie linked to active perception by man. The introduction of the perception of space by man allows us to understand spatial dynamism in a broader way because each spatial value is not only an intrinsic value of space but is a value that somehow resides in the relationship between man and space and it is also determined by the way in which man lives, lives and perceives the world around him. In the strategies of recovery and enhancement of space a good part of the space vulnerability lies in the folds of the stratifications that occurred over time that often transfigure the places, because those are the most fragile and sensitive areas, where it seems logical to expect future and further movements and future transformations. The analysis and representation of the movement of space allow us to understand its life, the exogenous and endogenous dynamics that occur over time, even assuming its future modifications through the identification of potential areas vulnerable to transformation. In short, a spatial pre-vision able to configure the probable morphological, dimensional and functional movements.