Combining nature and culture for resilient cities: CITY'SCAPE 2024
CITY'SCAPE 2024, organized by Paysage and CNAPPC in collaboration with ODAF Milan, was held on 11 and 12 July at the Triennale di Milano. This event highlighted the importance of landscape design as a key strategy to address climate change, promote urban resilience and improve social well-being. It was an opportunity to explore innovative and sustainable solutions that integrate nature and culture to create more livable and inclusive cities.
CITY'SCAPE 2024: an event for the future of the urban landscape
Landscape design has emerged as a key strategy to address the challenges of climate change and promote urban and social resilience. CITY'SCAPE 2024, organized by Paysage and CNAPPC in collaboration with ODAF Milano, took place at the Triennale di Milano on 11 and 12 July 2024, offering a platform for discussion and innovation for industry professionals and enthusiasts.
The role of landscape in urban resilience
In the current climate crisis context, the landscape becomes a crucial tool for the sustainability of communities. Through urban planning and timely projects, landscape design can maintain or rebuild healthy and resilient ecosystems. This approach not only safeguards ecological aspects, but also promotes the well-being of urban communities, promoting socialization, physical activity and mental health of citizens.
Integration of nature and culture
A key element of CITY'SCAPE 2024 was the valorization of the cultural and historical heritage of the area. Landscape redevelopment interventions not only strengthen local identity, but also promote sustainable and quality tourism. The event explored how culture and nature can harmoniously integrate for the well-being of all inhabitants, creating more livable and inclusive cities.
Terrasolida intervention on eco-sustainable flooring
One of the most anticipated speeches of CITY'SCAPE 2024 was that of Dr. Francesco Mora of Terrasolida, who discussed eco-sustainable flooring in places of historical importance. The speech, held at 16pm on 25 July 11, offered valuable insights on how to combine sustainability and historical preservation through innovative solutions.
An opportunity for learning and networking
CITY'SCAPE 2024 represented an important opportunity for landscape architecture professionals and enthusiasts to learn, share ideas and build networks. The event included a series of lectures, workshops and discussions that highlighted the latest trends and innovations in the landscape field.
Conclusion
Landscape design is a key strategy in combating climate change and promoting urban and social resilience. CITY'SCAPE 2024 offered a unique opportunity to explore how nature and culture can harmoniously integrate for the well-being of all inhabitants, creating more sustainable, livable and inclusive cities.
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