The European Landscape Convention states that landscape is “as perceived by people”, so is the community that deines the landscape (Art.1 10/2000/CoE). Understand the relationship that binds the community to its landscape is crucial to understand its meanings and take action on it. The representation tools can be useful in this regard to present, describe and communicate the landscape. The call aims to promote the instruments for connecting the strategy of participatory planning for the landscape and governance of local resource. Participation is among the most promoted strategies by European guidelines, but there is a big gap between the ability to generate participated interest and its actual application in planning. Accordingly, the call is to talk about application for increasing shared governance and ind tools that could link the gap between inclusive strategies and real planning moments, in particular open-map applications together with representation tools are able to be the instruments to link that gap. Open maps could be the tool for collecting the shared decisions because share information in them is as easy as posting on a social. The representation tools and their capacity to be multipurpose, lexibility and universal could be the vehicle for reaching the standardization of the approaches to investigation and intervention in this theme.
Participation and landscape design. Representative tools and applications
Bettollini, Elisa;Bianconi, Fabio;Filippucci, Marco
2017
Abstract
The European Landscape Convention states that landscape is “as perceived by people”, so is the community that deines the landscape (Art.1 10/2000/CoE). Understand the relationship that binds the community to its landscape is crucial to understand its meanings and take action on it. The representation tools can be useful in this regard to present, describe and communicate the landscape. The call aims to promote the instruments for connecting the strategy of participatory planning for the landscape and governance of local resource. Participation is among the most promoted strategies by European guidelines, but there is a big gap between the ability to generate participated interest and its actual application in planning. Accordingly, the call is to talk about application for increasing shared governance and ind tools that could link the gap between inclusive strategies and real planning moments, in particular open-map applications together with representation tools are able to be the instruments to link that gap. Open maps could be the tool for collecting the shared decisions because share information in them is as easy as posting on a social. The representation tools and their capacity to be multipurpose, lexibility and universal could be the vehicle for reaching the standardization of the approaches to investigation and intervention in this theme.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
