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Sharing Landscape


Author: Antonia di Lauro
ISBN: 978-88-548-8929-3
Febbraio 2017, Aracne Ed.
Series: Fare Paesaggi/Making Landscape
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“Sharing landscape”
is the starting point and conclusion of a reflection on the landscape, where the protagonist is the community, in the center of the building process of physical and virtual places within the Network Society.

Information and communication technologies affect our way of thinking, perceiving and living an “augmented reality” that develops around sociality and data communication.

The sharing paradigm, from the virtual streams of the Internet, flows into the physical space, redefining the social, economic and cultural dynamics: bottom up actions of “urban makers” and “creative communities” and “open governance” policies in smart cities, both highlight new design approaches for spaces, cities and territories, focused on the inhabitants collaboration. This scenario confirms a new awareness of the inhabitants participation value in the urban transformation as a solution to critical situations and contemporary problems, but also generates many questions about the theorical and operative architecture, for the need to define tools and methods able to interpreting and designing this new reality. What are the strategies for the project? Which materials? What role for the architect? The relationship between the Landscape and the Web becomes the key to answering these questions.

Biography: Antonia Di Lauro is an architect since 2010 and obtains the Ph.D. in Architecture in 2014. In 2011 she works in the “Palerm & Tabares” studio in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and in 2012 she attends a specialization course in “European Spatial Development Planning” at Katholieke Universiteit of Leuven. From 2011 to 2016 she collaborates in teaching in the Landscape Architecture courses at the Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria. In 2013 she participated in the project “Landsare” a transnational cooperation programme promoted by Gal Batir of Reggio Calabria, for the protected landscape of Costa Viola. In 2015 she is coordinator of the local promotion project in the “Program of Initiatives of Public Art in the Villages and Historical Centers of the Area Grecanica” promoted by Area Grecanica Gal and the Aniti Association. From 2014 to 2016 she is a component of the Prin “Recycle Italy. New life cycles for the architecture and infrastructure of the city and the landscape. ”

Fare Paesaggi/Making landascape: Sharing Landscape is the first volume in the series fare paesaggi/making landscape. The series includes research and design experiments on and with the landscape around three significant issues: the active role of communities in the recognition, preservation and transformation of landscapes; the consideration of the free open spaces as a connective texture for the contemporary territories; the quality of the project in relation to the new behaviors and social practices. The transdisciplinary approach aims to stimulate debate and promote the integration of knowledges

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