The beginning of the hydroelectric energy production has deeply affected mountain areas, contributing to a significant transformation of the environment. Dams, power plants, watersheds, pipelines, penstocks can be found in almost all mountain valleys and are indelible traces of the changes that have involved these territories since the last decade of the ninetieth century. These traces are real historical and cultural resources, still waiting to be properly exploited and made readable and available to those who already normally visit or may visit in the future mountain areas, contributing to their tourism development.
El paisaje de la electricidad y arquitectura / Mattone, Manuela (LOS OJOS DE LA MEMORIA). - In: Patrimonio y Paisajes Eléctricos / Mattone M., Vigliocco E.. - STAMPA. - Gijon : cicees, 2017. - ISBN 978-84-945966-4-3. - pp. 42-55
El paisaje de la electricidad y arquitectura
MATTONE, MANUELA
2017
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The beginning of the hydroelectric energy production has deeply affected mountain areas, contributing to a significant transformation of the environment. Dams, power plants, watersheds, pipelines, penstocks can be found in almost all mountain valleys and are indelible traces of the changes that have involved these territories since the last decade of the ninetieth century. These traces are real historical and cultural resources, still waiting to be properly exploited and made readable and available to those who already normally visit or may visit in the future mountain areas, contributing to their tourism development.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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