Il Design come strumento rigenerativo per l’Heritage Future. Tra miti della natura, futuri dell’ascendenza e architettura del paesaggio

In an era marked by ecological, social and epistemic crises, Design is investigated as a regenerative practice in dialogue with landscape architecture. This contribution introduces the paradigm of “ancestral futures”, which reinterprets ancestral practices, Indigenous epistemologies and multispecies relations as devices for activating situated forms of futuring. Moving beyond modern linear temporality, Design is conceived as ecological attunement with temporal stratifications and the agency of places. The methodology integrates Futures Studies, more-than-human geographies and the phenomenology of landscape, applying them to case studies on urban residual spaces and shared micro-food practices. The Green Nexus Hub is presented as a device of landscape architecture capable of critically translating the myth of benign nature into practices of collective care, adaptive maintenance and multispecies co-agency, regenerating the Heritage Future as a living archive and ecological threshold.