Modelli significanti per la composizione nel paesaggio : parco pubblico al Convento della Maddalena di Castel di Sangro

The project for a public park in front of the Convento della Maddalena in Castel di Sangro, which we are presenting here, aims to demonstrate the application to the landscape of a consolidated design methodology based on the recognition of the various phases of transformation of an organism, as a premise for the transformation project, understood therefore as the continuation of an identified process in progress. On the other hand, the recognition of the process underway does not entail any univocal determination of how this can be continued by means of a modification; on the contrary, this recognition arises as a synthetic interpretative act whose possible design outcomes are innumerable. Only the adoption of a signifying model derived from an oriented deformation of the process is capable of attributing to the final result a significant character, not imposed by the designer, but derived from the process itself through its deformation oriented towards a recognisable meaning.