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Lumezzane 2030+ defines a strategic landscape vision for the city, strengthening the connections between production, public spaces, ecological networks and community life. The Masterplan recognises landscape as a shared resource and identifies priority areas and concrete opportunities for urban and environmental regeneration.

Pavia’s identity has always been closely linked to water and to the environmental systems shaped by it. Building on this relationship, LAND developed a Strategic Landscape Masterplan to support the general variation of the city’s PGT and guide future transformations towards a greener, more resilient and interconnected urban model.

The vision brings together blue and green infrastructure, cultural heritage, innovation and healthcare hubs, the agricultural landscape and slow mobility within one coherent framework. Pavia is interpreted through three complementary dimensions – City of Water, Dynamic City and City of Excellence – connecting nature, production, culture and urban quality as part of a long-term strategy for the city.

At the territorial scale, the Masterplan strengthens the relationship between the Ticino and Vernavola river systems, the historic centre and the surrounding agricultural landscape. A system of green rings, ecological corridors, tree-lined “green rays”, new woodland areas and city–countryside routes creates new connections across the urban fabric, while Nature-Based Solutions are integrated into streets and public spaces.

Alongside the spatial strategy, Natural Capital Accounting provides a measurable framework to assess the ecosystem services generated by the proposed interventions. The project scenario evaluates benefits including carbon sequestration, oxygen production, pollutant and ozone removal, avoided surface runoff and increased tree-canopy cover, supporting a landscape vision in which environmental performance becomes an integral part of urban planning.

Salina Grande – Parco del Sole in Taranto proposes a new territorial model in which renewable energy, regenerative agriculture, ecosystem restoration, and public accessibility are integrated into a cohesive landscape strategy. Located within the extensive Taranto Site of National Interest (SIN), on a former saline wetland progressively transformed for agricultural use over the past century, the project interprets the energy transition as a key implementation driver of the ecological transition, turning energy infrastructure into a catalyst for landscape regeneration.

Bibione is entering a new phase of its development. Long recognized as one of the Adriatic’s most popular seaside destinations, the town is now facing a changing reality shaped by climate change, coastal dynamics, evolving tourism patterns and the growing need to enhance quality of life beyond the summer season.

Developed by LAND Italia with the support of SINLOC for the Municipality of San Michele al Tagliamento, the Masterplan “Molta + Bibione” provides a long-term strategic vision to guide this transformation. More than a planning document, it establishes a shared framework that connects tourism, landscape, public space and environmental resilience into a single development strategy.

The project of the new detention basin and park area, together with the new bioretention area in Meda represent a point of convergence of fundamental values for sustainable urban development and the improvement of the quality of life in metropolitan areas.

The project stands out as a new international best practice, introducing a radical transformation in the paradigm of logistics hubs and industrial areas. These areas, once seen as closed-off, polluting, and passive, are reimagined as open, permeable, green, self-sufficient, and proactive spaces that actively reduce environmental impact.

The landscape project for Via Tevere aims to bring people back to the center by creating a dynamic and resilient space—a platform for socialization for students and citizens alike. In line with environmentally conscious design that addresses contemporary challenges, Nature and Water become the project’s structuring elements, capable of providing ecosystem services and creating a sustainable urban environment.

FILI is an ambitious project spearheaded by the Lombardy Region, FNM Ferrovie Nord, and Trenord. It is one of Europe’s most significant urban regeneration initiatives, reimagining the region’s railway infrastructure to foster sustainable mobility and revitalise urban landscapes. This transformative vision centres on the Milan-Malpensa corridor, a vital 54-km axis that links Milano Cadorna station with Malpensa Airport, positioning it as a strategic backbone for the metropolitan area’s future.

Udine Innovation Hub is the regeneration project transforming the historic airfield between Campoformido and Pasian di Prato into a multifunctional, innovation-driven space rooted in nature, promoting biodiversity, sustainable energy, and community participation.

The BikeOnda project is a transformative initiative to rebalance the demand for sustainable mobility while fostering territorial regeneration in the municipalities of Venaria Reale, Druento, San Gillio, La Cassa, Fiano, north-ovest of Turin.

The coastal city of Genova is addressing climate and social challenges and has reshaped a former military barrack by deploying co-created nature-based solutions (NBS) within the H2020-funded UNaLab project.

When the Municipality of Venaria Reale approached us, the goal was ambitious yet clear: to place citizens at the heart of urban regeneration, addressing their evolving housing, work, cultural, and social needs while aligning with the principles of Agenda 2030.

The Po delta, the reference area of the Consorzio Uomini Massenzatica (Consortium of Men of Massenzatica, CUM), is part of those “rural – peripheral” geographies that have been progressively marginalized over the years by the development process of the contemporary age. Our consultancy looks into the strategies to reverse that trend.

The Strategic Environmental Landscape Masterplan of Meda defines a vision for the city’s future development, supporting the new General Regulatory Plan and guiding regeneration through a nature-based strategy integrating ecology, infrastructure, and public space.

UNaLab focuses on urban ecological water management, accompanied by greening measures and innovative and inclusive urban design.

The strategic environmental Masterplan of Lecco is a frame of reference for projects aimed at redeveloping the area and enhancing its natural resources. A system of green and blue infrastructures through which citizens will be able to enjoy and rediscover the identity and natural values of the area.

The actual landscape features of the Xiongan Area are the key elements of its future development. Under the title “Beyond the city: a new urban renaissance,” we envision the Xiongan future city generated by non-built space, where blue and green infrastructures are full of opportunities.

Today more than ever, people need social interaction, daily physical movement, the presence of nature and an healthy environment: this is why the vision for MIND is to define an ecosystem based on science, innovation and well-being by bringing together education, research, creativity, commercial and cultural activities in order to contribute to the social, cultural and economical growth.

The main goal of the project Costermano sul Garda Environmental Excellence is to define a strategy that seeks to protect the landscape and qualify the open spaces of the municipal area in order to increase experiential tourism.