This document discusses how vernacular architecture can be used as an intangible resource to develop a green and circular economy through sustainable and responsible tourism. It introduces how typical small villages in Mediterranean areas represent the fragility of vernacular architecture that can be protected. New scenarios are presented that combine environmental and social innovation through approaches like handcraft marketing and albergo diffuso to promote tourism while maintaining architectural traditions. Both traditional and new technologies are discussed for improving urban and environmental quality.

1. The Intangible Resources of
Vernacular
Architecture for the Development
of a Green and Circular
Economy

2. Abstract
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3.  IntroduThe Fragility of Vernacular Architecture as a
Resource
for a Sustainable and Responsible Tourismction

4. Typical small village in
inner Mediterranean
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 New Scenarios of Environmental and Social Innovation

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7. Two different approaches of
tourism development.
Handcraft marketing (on the top)
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albergo diffuso (bottom)

8.  New and Traditional Technologies for Urban and Environmental
Quality
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10. Summary

12. The amazing view of
Riomaggiore , little town of
Cinque terrre , in Liguria,
very popular and touristic
destination

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16. : Double Roof :
Ventilated Roof
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