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Reinterpreting Transition for the Regenerative Reactivation of Cultural Landscapes
Contemporary planning requires interpretive tools capable of reading territorial complexity as a field of relational potential. This chapter proposes a regenerative design methodology grounded in transition, understood as the operative category through which circular reactivation of disrupted territ
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