DIACHRONIC STUDY OF CONSERVATION AND UTILIZATION OF HISTORICAL LANDSCAPE IN AGRICULTURAL REGIONS WITH ITALIAN TERRITORIAL PLANNING AFTER SECOND WORLD WAR

Abstract

 In Italy, the conservation and utilization of historical cities, landscapes and regions are conceptual values that have always coexisted with modern urban planning. With post-World War II reconstruction, urban planners began studying ways to conserve historical landscapes in agricultural regions. They established planning methods from a botanic perspective and human geography perspective. Since 2006, in their cultural landscape management plan, urban planners have connected the conservation of physical historical landscape to the recuperate of social and economic foundations of a region. In such way, they have completed a scheme that draws on the history of a region.