The right to Nature – for a new urban landscape

Multidisciplinary landscape architecture studio AG&P greenscape presents its latest book The right to Nature - for a new urban landscape, edited by partners Emanuele Bortolotti and Paolo Palmulli with associate Alessandro Frigerio and published by Actar Publishers. The book emphasizes the need to cultivate a common quality in the everyday urban landscape as a central aspect of contemporary urban issues. Organized into seven core themes—green and blue infrastructures; regeneration; public space; dwelling; green welfare; heritage and care—the book explores the intricacies of contemporary urban landscape challenges at different project scales. The focus is on the interplay between people and nature, examining the intersection between urban developments and ecological awareness.

Speakers include: Stefano Boeri, President of Triennale Milano; Emanuele Bortolotti, AG&P greenscape Founding Partner; Paolo Palmulli, AG&P greenscape Partner; Alessandro Frigerio, AG&P greenscape Associate; Gioia Gibelli, Studio Gioia Gibelli; Luigi Priano, RPBW Partner; Francesca Colombo, BAM – Biblioteca degli Alberi Milano Director. Moderaator: the book’s curator Simona Galateo, PhD Arch.