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- 1. Un’Economia Sommersa Documenting the evolution of the formal Venetian economy. Worcester Polytechnic Institute Advisors: Fabio Carrera Daniel Gibson Authors: Chelsey Anderson Rhiannon Chiacchiaro Shanna Infantino Yoshitaka Shiotsu
- 3. Massive Influx of tourists
- 4. Tourist Stores Open, Local Stores Close
- 7. Loss of Basic Necessity Stores Some specialized store types disappear… Local stores close… Become run down…
- 8. Decline in Residents Centro Storico Peak Population
- 9. How do we know the following relationship exists? Collect the necessary data Analyze and look for trends Compile data for potential applications Venezia
- 12. 2007
- 13. 2009
- 15. Change in typology in this sample: Food Service Basic Necessity Tourist Shops Service Closed
- 17. Work done so far Investigation of the Retail Sector 2004 2005
- 18. 2004 Tourist Versus Resident Stores
- 19. 2004 Tourist Shops Stores catering to tourists Focusing on: Souvenir Shops Exchange Offices Hotels Information Offices
- 20. 2004 Residential Shops Stores catering to residents Focusing on: Butcher Bakery Produce Stands Fish Deli Shoe Repair Stationary Home Goods Hardware Store Dry Cleaners Hair Dressers
- 21. 2004 Mixed Shops Stores catering to both residents and tourists Focusing on: Restaurants Bars Tabacchi Banks Clothing Stores Art/Antique Shops
- 22. 2004 Evolution Store histories were created with the help of residents’ memories Inaccurate Verbal Reconstructions
- 23. 2005 Area of Study
- 24. 2005 All Stores in Cannaregio
- 25. Store Allocation 1970 vs. 2005 1970
- 26. Store Allocation 1970 vs. 2005 2005
- 27. Comparison 1970 vs 2005 1970 2005
- 28. 2005 Categorization Some categories are too broad Stores in this category do not fit into any other Need to Standardize Categories
- 30. Chain Stores
- 32. 2009 Documenting Venice's current formal economy Cannaregio San Marco Retail Stores Restaurants Hotels
- 33. Systematic Survey of the Formal Economy 2009
- 34. Field Work Hotel Restaurant Store
- 35. Address
- 36. Pictures
- 37. Status O = Open C = Closed T = Temporary Closed (return later)
- 38. Name
- 39. Employees Number of VISIBLE employees
- 40. Retail Depth
- 42. Retail Lowest Merchandise Type nd
- 43. Retail Lowest Merchandise Height db
- 44. Restaurants Number of Seats Inside
- 45. Restaurants Number of Seats Outside 6
- 46. Hotels Check hotel box if location is a hotel
- 48. Compiling Databases 2009 2004 2005 Compiled Database
- 49. Standardizing Databases Economic Sector 2005 Categories Store Types
- 50. Economic Sectors
- 51. Standardized Categories Formal Economy Hotel Retail Restaurant Tourist Luxury Food Service Health/ Beauty Care Paper Service Basic Necessity Clothing/ Accessories Art/ Antiques
- 52. Store Version of Threatened Voices Map Goes Here
- 53. Store Version of Threatened Voices Map Goes Here
- 54. Store Version of Threatened Voices Map Goes Here
- 55. Cannaregio 2005 vs. Today
- 56. Cannaregio 2005 vs. Today
- 57. Cannaregio 2005 vs. Today Statistiche2005 Statistiche2009
- 58. San Marco 2004 vs. Today
- 59. San Marco 2004 vs. Today
- 61. More Basic Tourist Shops
- 62. More Hotels
- 63. 624 Businesses
- 65. Loss of Business Loss of Customers Lost Productivity & Profits Possible Loss of Products Impact of floods on the economy - €
- 66. The Effect of Flooding on the Retail Stores and Restaurants Total Stores: 517 858
- 68. Estimate Impact of the Informal on the Formal Economy € € €
- 70. Bag Seller Look Out
- 77. Map of the Informal Economy
- 78. Ending slide ending on a HAPPY note see italian version….
- 81. Andrea Tassinari
- 82. Andrea MancusoVenice 4.0 Team Mobility Past IQP groups who worked on the retail sector The city of Venice
Notas do Editor
- Deciding whether I should take all of Fabio’s Hotel Proliferation Slides
- Say this: Past Interactive Qualifying Projects have investigated various sections of the retail sector and created their own maps and databases.
- Red is touristsGreen is ResidentYellow is Mixed
- Since 2006 and 2007 just had the city database we may want to consider deleting this slide….