A New Landscape Perspective- Human Exercises through Time in Environmental Perception

AbstractIn the last years of urban planning and landscape design practice, new technologies have evolved and become significant per formative attitude that have transformed the ways in which we conceive and configure the space we live. The interaction between necessity, desire and nature born new cultural paradigm who suggests that technology and nature need not to be mutually exclusive but can help each other. This interaction became a crucial tool of comprehension for today's complex world defined by gradients or intensities of values, with no physical boundaries. Nature arranged on different levels provides a natural extension of existing, but also a symbol should its artificiality.To build environmental awareness of our living space requires the architect/urban planner/landscape architect to think about the relationship between building/place ecological and climatologically system that building/place works. This paper, in a broader sense, define the perspective of human responsibility on the relationship between nature and culture. Opposing nature against culture will never get sustainable solutions for environmental problems, so we need to look deep symbiosis and to different types of functional and flexible, permeable and responsive patterns that saves space and dilates, while saving energy, time, water, infrastructure, a mini-ecosystem. Leaving from this theoretical approach and life reality, the paper attempt to reveal the real pressure for the changes of usual technology to the new one that in the landscape education. Is this a result of a change attitude to the sustainable development and a attitude to envision an territorial tissue that could flexibly respond to all local input factors as well as accommodate desired (planned) goals through new landscape development? To do this we must abandon the viewpoint of the spectator, and to ask the question which is the interest of human beings for living within these new landscapes perspective making the territory fabric