"La Fabrica e la Cura". Note per pensare i paesaggi contemporanei

The article delves into the emergent and multifaceted nature of contemporary landscapes through the lenses of Depth, Logistics and Metabolism. - Depth examines the dimension of soil as a living resource, highlighting its crucial role in supporting plant life and maintaining ecological balance. It delves into the biological, chemical, and physical properties of soil, emphasizing its significance in sustaining healthy ecosystems. - Logistics presents a critical understanding of the landscape of "planted objects" and migrating species within the framework of climate resistance challenges. It explores how strategic planning and management are essential for ensuring the survival and adaptation of plant species and wildlife in the face of changing environmental conditions. - Metabolism looks at landscapes as dynamic systems of energy and material flows. It considers how ecological processes, human activities, and technological advancements contribute to the continuous transformation and sustainability of these spaces. Together, these topics offer a comprehensive understanding of the contemporary Fabric of landscapes, emphasizing their complexity and the interconnectedness of natural and human elements. In a dialectic relation to the dimensions of the "fabric" of landscape, the notion of Cure emerges as essential to enhancing the social role and the introspective dimension of landscapes for individuals and communities in the framework of contemporary transitions.