Ecological Resilience and Care of the Common House to Build the Landscape of Contemporaneity and Future Scenarios of Territories and Cities

The paper has its main base in the ecological vision of territory and city. It is linked to the holistic philosophy of social and spatial transformations. Transformations that involve attention to the short term but which must be connected to the medium and long term. This requires actions to act immediately, included in broad strategies. All this considering the territory and the city as “Common Good”, citing the 2015 Encyclical Laudato Sii for the Care of the Common House [ 1 ]. Thus going far beyond the idea of cities as “public space” and emphasizing the care of it, i.e. of its management. In this debate a very important contribution comes from scientific works that also require from a legal point of view the modification of the relationship between man and nature as done by F. Capraand U. Mattei U. Ecology of Law. Science, Politics, Common Goods [ 2 ] (Ecologia del diritto. Scienza, politica, beni comuni). The paper continues the research studies about the anthropization way, started in 1987, considering the so call “crisis” as opportunity for a radical change of it. It indicates a path in line with the landscape indications of the homonymous Florence Convention, a document particularly relevant for our country.