Landscape and Perception Values in the Urban Context of Flaminio

Understanding of landscape and perception values is an essential means to support sustainable land use and spatial planning, because they represent the material and immaterial dimensions of environmental, cultural, social and economic processes, facing constant change. The diversity of demands, perceptions, and uses of landscapes raise challenging questions about how to best design, plan, and manage resilient landscapes that are resistant to shocks and adaptive to changes in society and environment. In this sense, we can define green and public space networks (green and blue infrastructures, waterfronts, riverfronts, new urban public spaces) as urban and environmental regeneration matrices for a possible socio-economic rebalancing.