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urn:hdl:2117/118604 Process and plastic transformation. Contemporary architecture in mediterranean historical centers Camporeale, Antonio Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Arquitectura::Restauració arquitectònica Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Edificació::Materials de construcció::Formigó Reinforced concrete construction -- Spain Architecture -- Conservation and restoration -- Spain Construcció en formigó armat amb fibres -- Espanya Arquitectura -- Conservació i restauració -- Espanya Ponència presentada a la sessió 5 Historical urban fabrics of Mediterranean cities have well‐defined characters: they are a temporary synthesis of continuous and physical transformations, more or less homogeneous, recognizable and readable through the study of stratification and fusions that characterized their typical formative process, in relation with masonry material they are composed/constructed. Their conservation results positively effective if paradoxically they continue to transform themselves. How to make such transformations coherent, constructively and expressively, compared to the inherited reality they fit into? Through a certain kind of typological studies, it was possible to read and codify the type of process that has led to the formation, often only apparently complex, of historical centers that we are now protecting against any type of intervention. This work‐in‐progress paper intends to reflect on the coherent and processual use of reinforced concrete in the transformation process of historic centers. A material that has undergone a formative process that was concluded in its full and complete ‘elastic’ development, born and realized in the technologically‐advanced areas of central and northern Europe, which ended up invading Mediterranean areas. The same material possesses a ‘plastic’ potential that, if architecturally well‐used, makes coherent, necessary and congruent, interventions for the continuity of the life of such historical centers. Spanish ‘plastic’ contemporary architecture could represents, in my opinion, an interesting example to study. 2017-06-01 Conference report International Conference Arquitectonics Network: Mind, Land and Society (2017: Barcelona) Open Access east=-0.33206749999999374; north=39.4646563; name=El Cabanyal-El Canyamelar, València, Espanya east=-1.7029145325202535; north=38.51170135723889; name=02400 Hellín, Albacete, Espanya east=-0.47968290746212006; north=38.34626425602879; name=Barri Vell - Santa Creu, Alacant, Espanya east=-4.026066986136243; north=39.85677726440884; name=Toledo, Espanya GIRAS. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya