Architecture

Plan Part I - Introductory notions • Sources of law. • The division of functions between territorial entities:  the regulatory functions with particular regard to the subjects of environmental protection and cultural heritage, the relative valorisation, the government of the territory.  Administrative functions between the principle of subsidiarity and the level of interests • General profiles of the administrative organization. • Administrative law and the notion of public administration • General administrative acts and planning acts • Punctual deeds: the administrative provision and its discipline • The administrative procedure between general law and sector regulations • Inertia of the administration and institutions of simplification: silent assent • Liberalizations: the Scia • Multi-structured proceedings, the conference of services and the protection of "sensitive interests" Part II – Territorial and urban planning • The evolution of urban planning law: historical profiles. • The general planning system • Wide area planning • Sector planning to protect differentiated interests and compliance constraints. • Coordinating institutes. • The master plan.  Zoning, urban standards and reform prospects for the creation of the "public city".  Location: Urban constraints and safeguard measures. • Implementation planning between unilateralism and consensus. Part III - Urban regeneration policies and consensual urban planning • The "right to the city" in the multilevel perspective of the legal system • Urban regeneration policies between national disciplines and regional legislation. • Integrated plans, special programs and consensual urban planning. • Towards a procedural conception of the general urban planning tool • Equalization instruments and compensatory institutions. The extraordinary contribution between administrative practices, administrative jurisprudence and positions of the constitutional judge. Part IV - Building activity and compulsory purchase of land. • The historical evolution of the regulation of private building activity. • Building activities and building permits in the TEU: d.P.R. no. 380/2001, according to the most recent reforms. The agreed building permit. • The constitutional protection of private property, compulsory purchase of land and related institutions.

A general knowledge of the Italian and European legal systems is recommended. No prerequisites required

S. Civitarese Matteucci, P. Urbani, Urban Planning Law. Organization and Relationships, latest edition, Turin (to be supplemented with materials on the system of legal sources and general administrative law) or M. Carrà, W. Gasparri, C. Marzuoli, Land Management Law, latest edition (to be supplemented with updated materials, with particular emphasis on the regulation of construction activities) Updating and in-depth materials are uploaded to the e-learning platform.

Class attendance is optional but highly recommended.

The exam is oral, with questions designed to assess the student's knowledge and critical thinking skills, as well as their mastery of the subject matter. Attending students will take an ongoing written exam, the grade of which will account for 50% of the final grade.

A. Angiuli, Regeneration of identity and simplification in the government of the territory, in AA.VV., Government of the territory and cultural heritage, Milan, 2017, 29 ss. E. Boscolo, New dimensions of municipal planning, in AA. VV., The regeneration of goods and urban spaces. Contribution to city law, Bologna, 2017, 143 ss. M. T. Paola Caputi Jambrenghi, Urban equalization and soil saving. Food for thought, in AA. VV., The equalization of inequalities: between landscape and historical ventri, Milan, 2018, 213 ss. Maria Grazia Della Scala, Sustainable urban development and territorial government tools between perspectives of cohesion and protection of fundamental rights in Administrative Law, 2018, 4, 787 ss. M. Gola, Equalization and forms of incentives for rewards, in AA. VV., The equalization of inequalities: between landscape and historical ventri, Milan, 2018, 39 ss. A.Giusti, The extraordinary contribution as a tool for urban equalization, in AA. VV., The equalization of inequalities: between landscape and historical ventri, Milan, 2018, 134 ss. P. Stella Richter, Town Planning Law, Short Manual, ult. and. E. Boscolo, Nuove dimensioni della pianificazione comunale, in AA. VV., La rigenerazione di beni e spazi urbani. Contributo al diritto delle città, Bologna, 2017, 143 ss. M. T. Paola Caputi Jambrenghi, Perequazione urbanistica e risparmio del suolo. Spunti di riflessione, in AA. VV., La perequazione delle diseguaglianze: tra paesaggio e ventri storici, Milano, 2018, 213 ss. Maria Grazia Della Scala, Lo sviluppo urbano sostenibile e gli strumenti del governo territoriale tra prospettive di coesione e tutela dei diritti fondamentali in Diritto Amministrativo, 2018, 4, 787 ss. M. Gola, Perequazione e forme di incentivazione in funzione premiale, in AA. VV., La perequazione delle diseguaglianze: tra paesaggio e ventri storici, Milano, 2018, 39 ss. A.Giusti, Il contributo straordinario come strumento di perequazione urbanistica, in AA. VV., La perequazione delle diseguaglianze: tra paesaggio e ventri storici, Milano, 2018, 134 ss. P. Stella Richter, Diritto urbanistico, Manuale breve, ult. ed.

Teaching will be carried out through frontal lessons, interspersed with exercises and debates on practical cases and some in-depth seminars on particularly current topics.