The productive landscape on Rigeneriamo il Territorio

“Nature has no longer a decorative function but an independent role in urban and rural regeneration – says the landscape architect – that engages directly with the citizens interested in reconnecting with their landscapes thanks to innovative attitudes ruled by inclusive processes.”

The social and environmental changes underway prove how Nature is an asset and underscore how the concept of productive landscape must take center stage in inclusive and democratic development strategies drawing inspiration from emerging aesthetic models.

From energy to digital realms, landscapes and natural resources emerge as pivotal forces driving sustainable development. The regeneration of territories must increasingly and actively involve ordinary people in the pursuit of social equity and environmental justice.

Kipar underscores the significance of a new landscape narrative, arising from the dialogue between nature, architecture, and culture. This narrative can guide us through the on-going osmotic and ecosystem transition in the spirit of collective responsibility.