Antonio Jiménez-Delgado is Professor in Architectural Constructions at the University of Alicante, Spain. He is Director of the AEDIFICATIO International Research Group (BUILDING. Technology, research and development).Jaime Lloret is Associate Professor in the Department of Communications at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain. He is also the Chair of the Integrated Management Coastal Research Institute (IGIC).

• Preface: Health, wellness and sustainability, from the Mediterranean to the CaribbeanPrologue1. Research on Mediterranean Cities: a short introduction of the interdisciplinary perspectives2. Analysis and definition of the social, cultural and economic structure and dynamics3. Exchange and hybridization between disciplines in research and projection of healthy territories in the European Mediterranean basin4. Preservation of tangible and intangible heritage in Mediterranean cities: research tools and protection action5. Smart urban development in the Mediterranean city: an assessment framework6. Exploring the (re)construction of healthy destinations in the Mediterranean7. Citizen participation in natural and sociocultural landscape: methodology and main results8. L’Alfàs del Pi: mental maps9. Urban and interurban mobility, green corridor definitions and strategies of intervention10. Preliminary assessment practices for the definition of tools and goals of landscape quality in Mediterranean settlements: L’Alfàs del Pi as a case study11. Domestic environment monitoring and its influence on quality of life12. Landmark preservation criteria and BIM methodology13. The use of IoT and AI to achieve the water efficiency in urban environmentsIndex

Antonio Jiménez-Delgado is Professor in Architectural Constructions at the University of Alicante, Spain. He is Director of the AEDIFICATIO International Research Group (BUILDING. Technology, research and development).Jaime Lloret is Associate Professor in the Department of Communications at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain. He is also the Chair of the Integrated Management Coastal Research Institute (IGIC).

• Preface: Health, wellness and sustainability, from the Mediterranean to the CaribbeanPrologue1. Research on Mediterranean Cities: a short introduction of the interdisciplinary perspectives2. Analysis and definition of the social, cultural and economic structure and dynamics3. Exchange and hybridization between disciplines in research and projection of healthy territories in the European Mediterranean basin4. Preservation of tangible and intangible heritage in Mediterranean cities: research tools and protection action5. Smart urban development in the Mediterranean city: an assessment framework6. Exploring the (re)construction of healthy destinations in the Mediterranean7. Citizen participation in natural and sociocultural landscape: methodology and main results8. L’Alfàs del Pi: mental maps9. Urban and interurban mobility, green corridor definitions and strategies of intervention10. Preliminary assessment practices for the definition of tools and goals of landscape quality in Mediterranean settlements: L’Alfàs del Pi as a case study11. Domestic environment monitoring and its influence on quality of life12. Landmark preservation criteria and BIM methodology13. The use of IoT and AI to achieve the water efficiency in urban environmentsIndex

Antonio Jiménez-Delgado is Professor in Architectural Constructions at the University of Alicante, Spain. He is Director of the AEDIFICATIO International Research Group (BUILDING. Technology, research and development).Jaime Lloret is Associate Professor in the Department of Communications at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain. He is also the Chair of the Integrated Management Coastal Research Institute (IGIC).

• Preface: Health, wellness and sustainability, from the Mediterranean to the CaribbeanPrologue1. Research on Mediterranean Cities: a short introduction of the interdisciplinary perspectives2. Analysis and definition of the social, cultural and economic structure and dynamics3. Exchange and hybridization between disciplines in research and projection of healthy territories in the European Mediterranean basin4. Preservation of tangible and intangible heritage in Mediterranean cities: research tools and protection action5. Smart urban development in the Mediterranean city: an assessment framework6. Exploring the (re)construction of healthy destinations in the Mediterranean7. Citizen participation in natural and sociocultural landscape: methodology and main results8. L’Alfàs del Pi: mental maps9. Urban and interurban mobility, green corridor definitions and strategies of intervention10. Preliminary assessment practices for the definition of tools and goals of landscape quality in Mediterranean settlements: L’Alfàs del Pi as a case study11. Domestic environment monitoring and its influence on quality of life12. Landmark preservation criteria and BIM methodology13. The use of IoT and AI to achieve the water efficiency in urban environmentsIndex