Open spaces, between government and landscape planning

Authors

  • Michele Ercolini

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6092/2281-4574/3016

Keywords:

Landscape, empty spaces, transformation, abandonment, “Parco dei suoni”

Abstract

Landscape planning often focuses on the unbuilt areas of our cities; it is therefore responsible for the very form of empty spaces, that is to say the “tessuto connettivo”, “trama”, “intelaiatura” into which the built part of the city fit. For some years, in Italy, the planning of empty spaces has begun to be viewed as an element of the quality of urban landscape, to be used simultaneously with the construction of the city. The article, having reflected on the role of empty spaces in the government and in landscape design, describes two case studies that are characterized by a new approach in managing and planning the architecture of empty spaces.

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Published

2015-07-07