Una rete di oikos verdi per i territori urbani contemporanei

The contemporary city, result of a liquid society, has also become liquid, transforming itself into urban territory and incorporating within it large areas of uncertain character - or, better to say, no longer certain - characterized in some cases by a high degree of atopicity (as in the case of disused areas of various kinds) while in others it has such a strong topicality that it seems out of place (for example, areas or elements characterized by historical-cultural or naturalistic value). The challenge is to understand how these areas (in which the sense of the landscape often prevails over the story of the territory) can become new urban places - nodal elements (oikos) of a pervasive ecological infrastructure - and generate a different system of spaces for social enjoyment. A line of research - which has long been undergoing personal experimentation – is that based on the paradigm of the Ecopolitan Network.