Landscape: Between Conservation and Transformation

Program, has the ambitious objective of offering a new management model for landscapes: through the implementation of Landscapes' Management Plans, the objective is to rationalize practices, protect and enhance landscapes in a coherent territorial and sustainable approach. Landscapes Management Plans (LMP) are based on an environmental, quality and economical approach in the maintenance and management of our natural and cultural landscapes. They will integrate important education, sensitization dimensions and take into account the territorial strategy and urban master plans. The Italian and Spanish cases are focus on cultural and natural landscapes. Upper Tuscia in Italy gives a complete methodological approach while Granollers in Spain carries out technical and operative solutions. Elio Trusiani Architect, Ph.D. in Town Planning, assistant professor at Sapienza University of Rome, teaches/works on urban planning, urban renewal and landscape planning. Emanuela Biscotto Architect, Ph.D. student in Urban and Regional Planning on renewable energy infrastructures and landscape, lectured at Sapienza University of Rome. Silvia B. D'Astoli Architect, Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning, lectured at Sapienza University of Rome on urban and landscape planning.