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La Convenzione Europea del paesaggio (2000) ha avviato un processo di innovazione concettuale, metodologica e operativa delle politiche e delle pianificazioni territoriali, ambientali, paesaggistiche europee. Il paesaggio si afferma sempre più come questione chiave dello sviluppo locale e sostenibile e del progetto di territorio. L’applicazione della CEP ha comportato un grande sforzo di innovazione delle culture istituzionali, che si riflette nel dibattito disciplinare e nelle esperienze più recenti di valutazione e pianificazione. In Italia il Codice dei beni culturali e paesaggistici (2004 e s.m.i) raccoglie, seppur ancora parzialmente, le indicazioni della Convenzione Europea. Tra i temi di approfondimento: l’identificazione e la valutazione dei paesaggi, il rapporto con la soggettività delle popolazioni e la partecipazione sociale, il recupero e la riqualificazione delle aree significativamente compromesse o degradate e la creazione di paesaggi.
Il corso si articolerà in lezioni teoriche e illustrazioni di casi studio, seguiti da una discussione seminariale di verifica dell’apprendimento. Il corso si terrà in inglese.


The European Landscape Convention (2000) has promoted a process of conceptual, methodological and operational innovations that affects territorial, environmental and landscape policies and planning in Europe. The landscape is emerging as key issue in local development and sustainable landscape design.
The application of the CEP defined a new visions in institutional cultures, reflected in the debates and in the more recent assessment and planning experiences. In Italy, the Code of Cultural Heritage and Landscape (2004, amended in 2006 and 2008) still partially implements the European Convention indications. The following issues will be deepened: the landscape identification and assessment, people and social participation, restoration and valorisation of degraded territories and the creation of new landscapes.
The course will consist of lectures and case studies, followed by a seminar discussion assessment. The course will held in English.

Cassatella, Voghera
Paesaggio, pianificazione, progetto/ Landscape, Planning and Design
Voghera Pianificazione paesaggistica in Europa/Landscape Planning in Europe
Cassatella I valori del paesaggio: dalla protezione alla creazione/ Landscape values. from preservation to creation
Cassatella, Voghera Seminario di discussione e verifica /Seminar Discussion and test

Conference: “Research and development and Impact: International Review in Real Estate and Construction Sector “ Prof. Keith Hampson – CEO, Suistainable Built Environmental National Research Centre (P. Lombardi) Date: 3th June 2015 from 10.30 to 12.30 a.m.
Location: Aula Magna Lingotto (Program follows)


Date: 3th June from 14,30 to 17.30 p.m.
After the European Landscape Convention. Policies, planning, projects
Angioletta Voghera, Claudia Cassatella
Location: Sala Vigliano

Date: 5th June from 10,00 to 13.00 a.m
Nature Conservation and landscape policies (EC Green Week 2015 - Satellite events in Europe)
Roberto Gambino (Prof. Emerito Politecnico di Torino), Mariolina Besio (Università di Genova), Corrado Teofili (Federparchi/IUCN Italia), Massimo Sargolini (Università di Camerino), Claude Raffestin (Prof. Emerito Università di Ginevra)
Location: Sala Vigliano

Date: 5th June from 15,00 to 18.00 p.m
Landscape to be: research perspectives
Carlo Peraboni (Politecnico di Milano), Claudia Cassatella
Location: Sala Vigliano

Date: 8th June from 9,30 to 12.30 a.m.
Landscape evaluation
Angioletta Voghera, Marta Bottero
Location: Sala Vigliano

Date: 9th June from 9,30 to 12.30 a.m.
Landscape: social perception and participation
Alfredo Mela, Claudia Cassatella
Final Discussion: Claudia Cassatella e Angioletta Voghera
Location: Sala Vigliano

update may 2015

The European Landscape Convention (2000) has promoted a process of conceptual, methodological and operational innovations that affects territorial, environmental and landscape policies and planning in Europe. The landscape is emerging as key issue in local development and sustainable landscape design.
The application of the CEP defined a new visions in institutional cultures, reflected in the debates and in the more recent assessment and planning experiences. In Italy, the Code of Cultural Heritage and Landscape still partially implements the European Convention indications. The course will deal with the following issues: landscape planning, landscape assessment, social perception and participation, alliance between landscape policies and nature policies, recent trends and topics in landscape research.
The course will consist of lectures and case studies, followed by a seminar discussion.

Date: 3th June from 14,30 to 17.30 p.m.
After the European Landscape Convention. Policies, planning, projects
Angioletta Voghera, Claudia Cassatella
Location: Sala Vigliano

Date: 5th June from 10,00 to 13.00 a.m
Nature Conservation and landscape policies (EC Green Week 2015 - Satellite events in Europe)
Roberto Gambino (Prof. Emerito Politecnico di Torino), Mariolina Besio (Università di Genova), Corrado Teofili (Federparchi/IUCN Italia), Massimo Sargolini (Università di Camerino), Claude Raffestin (Prof. Emerito Università di Ginevra)
Location: Sala Vigliano

Date: 5th June from 15,00 to 18.00 p.m
Landscape to be: research perspectives
Carlo Peraboni (Politecnico di Milano), Claudia Cassatella
Location: Sala Vigliano

Date: 8th June from 9,30 to 12.30 a.m.
Landscape evaluation
Angioletta Voghera, Marta Bottero
Location: Sala Vigliano

Date: 9th June from 9,30 to 12.30 a.m.
Landscape: social perception and participation
Alfredo Mela, Claudia Cassatella
Final Discussion: Claudia Cassatella e Angioletta Voghera
Location: Sala Vigliano