On The Telegraph an article proposing an interview with Stefano Boeri that exposes plans and proposals on a national scale to face the post-pandemic reality, suggesting new perspectives and collaborations with sociologists, anthropologists and local policies in order to use the contemporary crisis to redesign the way people live in urban spaces and to prevent cities from becoming sources of new and continuous contamination.
The possibility of encouraging a displacement from big cities in the direction of less densely inhabited realities is one of the suggestions of the Milanese architect, who renews the proposal for an adoption of abandoned villages along the Apennine ridge by metropolitan areas all along the peninsula. The continuous search for solutions for the enhancement of the territory and of the smaller communities ignites the attention on the 5800 centers with less than 5000 inhabitants, of which 2300 in a state of neglect: a heritage of history and memory, in relation to the priority of making the territories at seismic and hydrogeological risk in the national territory.
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