Return to the countryside: nature as a solution for contemporary living
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https://doi.org/10.37230/CyTET.2022.212.2Keywords:
Anthropocene, Countryside, Living, Landscape, RuralAbstract
The city of the Anthropocene is torn between compactness and sprawl. The objective of the research seeks the keys to find a new ethic for the disciplines of architecture and urban planning in the city of the future. This ethic is understood from a perspective closer to the Mediterranean city of our environment, possibly less dense and more sustainable, conceived as the set of historical, cultural and natural values that make up the landscape, where cities and their architecture are figures that must keep the balance of a territory. The concept of the Mediterranean city would not simply be that of the compact city, rather the opposite. This ideal would be closer to that of a post-diffuse city. Beyond the simple dispersion, we found in the countryside, once again, the solution to the problems that the postmodern city has generated. The rural, until now a residual and despised space, becomes nowadays an essential value for living in the city itself.
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