Lecture

Rationalized Hydrography of Plain: Bellinzona's Water System

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This lecture explores the evolution of Bellinzona's water system from the 19th to the 20th century, focusing on the rationalization of hydrography in the plain through canalization and agricultural intensification. It delves into the historical development of rivers, canals, and agricultural areas, showcasing the transformation of the landscape over time. The lecture also discusses the coexistence between the city and water bodies, highlighting the architectural and ecological implications. Additionally, it examines the archetypal streams, reaches, and canals in urban and rural settings, emphasizing the importance of ecological continuity and public spaces in neighborhood planning.

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