Pompei sostenibile

Pompei sostenibile tackles the critical balance between preservation and public access in one of the world's premier archaeological sites. Grounded in urban planning, architectural design, and historical analysis, this study frames Pompeii not as an isolated cultural relic, but as an active, integrated component of its surrounding modern territory. The author critiques traditional conservation frameworks that isolate heritage behind rigid administrative boundaries, arguing instead for a transdisciplinary approach that unifies preservation with contemporary spatial design. Through an examination of Pompeii's trajectory from its eighteenth-century rediscovery to its status as a site of mass international tourism, the book highlights how commercialization and fragmented governance have strained both the physical structures and the site's public function. To address these challenges, the work proposes sustainable management strategies rooted in systemic ecological thinking, local infrastructure integration, and ethical stewardship, positioning Pompeii as a vital, enduring space for collective memory.