industrial architecture and landscape • designing buildings in which one works means reconciling a multiplicity of elements: the harmonious relationship with the landscape, the well-being of those who live in these spaces, aesthetic research. • architecture deals with giving shape to the places in which we live, but the shape of these places is the consequence of a system of forces, rules, interests, economies and policies that are not necessarily in favor: it is necessary to improve the quality of the built space , and consequently of people's lives. • the architecture must hold together different reading "scales", from the general view from the street to the details of the windows that will be used daily by people. In particular, the projects for the industrial sector are large enough to address the territory and the landscape. From the world of Land Art we have learned that large geometric figures - when they are simple and essential gestures - are still the most radical and poetic response to the search for relationships between territory and human intervention at this scale; it is the redefinition of simple gestures: horizontal and vertical, repetition and rhythm, light and shadow, straight line and curved line, colored signs and neutral signs that re-establish a system of measuring the territory.