Our Approach
The functions of a contemporary landscape are not different from those of the ones from history. They can be classified as landscapes for recreation and relaxation, for representative functions, for open-air gallery-style display or as purely contemplative. Furthermore, these spaces can also be classified, according to their use, as private or public landscapes, or as hybrids between two. Although a landscape can be imbued with varying degrees of significance, it never ceases to provide its users with the illusion of a domain that has been made to measure, of a place, like paradise, whose existence is free form peril.
Still landscapes influence our attitudes and feelings; they also provide clear evidence of the undoubted fascination that plants, and gardening in general, have exerted over human beings since time immemorial. Landscape have always existed and they always will, from beginning to the end of our journey through life.
The modernity of various projects, that we have done, lies not only in the use of materials and construction techniques but also, above all, in a shared denominator: they are all landscapes in the urban settings.
The urban setting often imposes a series of evident but complex limitations, but our interventions often find subtle ways of overcoming them.
