L’AgoRA’: a project of a widesprad HOTEL, a CONDHOTEL, and a SUSTAINABLE ORGANIC FARM into a eastern Liguria Village (author)

L’AgoRA’: a project of a widespread HOTEL, a CONDHOTEL, and a SUSTAINABLE ORGANIC FARM into an eastern Liguria Village

How to revitalize a village enhancing peace, nature, history, future prospects, and synergies of contemporary civilization.

L’AgoRA Project intends to regenerate the values that have made the conservation of the environment in synergy with human needs to defeat the agent that caused the abandoning of marginal territories and the consequent degradation of buildings, and of the agricultural substratum that constituted the economic engine of environment ; it is a choral project in which the right alchemy of proportions is sought between sustainable tourism, organic farming and the recovery of environment.
The project is developed by MyArching, an Italian team that has built itself through a progressive implementation of skills holders in the architectural, structural, plant, territory and its morphology (read agronomy, geology, landscape architecture and earth sciences).

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In L’AgoRA’ project it has been implemented in a sustainable architecture design and conservation approach. For this reason the most possible local materials reuse has been selected as main strategy. That’s why the project maximizes the use and preservation  of existing materials and infrastructure, so reducing waste, and preserving the historic character of the old town. The energy embedded in the existing buildings of L’Ago is significant  like the embedded energy the L’AgoRA’ project is aiming to save during maintenance and operations, for the entire life of the buildings. We believe that Sustainability begins with preservation. Taking into account historic buildings’ original climatic adaptations, today’s sustainable building materials and technologies can supplement inherent sustainable features without compromising unique historic character. Taking into account historic buildings’ original climatic adaptations, today’s sustainable technology can supplement inherent sustainable features without compromising unique historic character.