The epistemological measure of the quality of the natural landscape

All cultural agreements oriented towards environmental policies of our planet Earth establish signs ofhope facing an inexorable decline in the natural habitat. The understanding of the manmadeenvironment havinga different stimulating duality, of perceptual and sociological value, betweeninsiders and outsiders determinesa deep psychological emotionalinvolvement and a particular wayof perceiving that place, up to grasp its cultural roots, its soul, and even the smell emanating fromtopos.The investigation on the formal perception of a geographical landscape relies on the relationshipbetween communication tools and new possibilities for structuring visual form, related to the dynamicsof temporal and visual development of that region. Moreover, understanding a place also meansperceiving suggestions for its qualified modification.Our disciplinary speeches, directed towards rigor and compliance with environmental quality, areintended to represent a moment of synthesis, framed in a synergistic relationship with the culturalcontent of the European Charter of Landscape in which it is crucial the issue of sustainablemorphology, fixing a balance point between social needs, economic activity and environment.