PPR — settlement morphotypes

According to the provisions of Article 17 of the Technical Rules implementing the PPR, morphotype means: “the form of a place or part of a territory, as is apparent from the interaction of natural and anthropogenic factors characterising its identity and which can be typed or recognizable in different contexts”. The morphotypes therefore identify places or portions of territories, within the entire regional territory, which have specific characteristics such that they can be sussumed within the identified types.The PPR recognises among the settlement morphotypes the “historical fabrics” and “contemporary fabrics” (see details in Annex 2 to the NTAs of the PPR “Abaco dei morphotypes”)