POST CARBON
Edited by Paolo Picchi, Gabriele Paolinelli, Sven Stremke

Carbon Neutrality refers to theoretical positions and design practices aimed at stopping greenhouse gas emissions in response to the global climate crisis. This is a recognized aim in Architecture, as regards both design theories and the implementation of advanced buildings. Yet in Landscape Architecture research and practice this topic is still under-explored, in particular with regards to the potential cross cooperation with other disciplinary fields. This is striking, since the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) has declared that over 70,000 landscape architects around the world are taking action as global citizens to limit planetary warming to 1.5° C... Read More...

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Ri-Vista is an open access, peer-reviewed six-monthly scientific journal in electronic format, ranked in “Class A” by ANVUR - Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes. Founded in 2003, the second series was launched in 2015, when Ri-Vista became part of the scientific journals of the University of Florence. The journal does not ask any charges neither from authors nor readers and operates through international calls for papers and double-blind peer review.
Ri-Vista deals with the multiple dimensions of landscape planning and design, seen from a rich variety of disciplines, in a scientific and open perspective which is distinctive of landscape architecture. Each issue aims at gathering knowledge and visions around specific topics, promoting innovative and responsible actions for creation, protection, restoration and management of landscapes.