The “European Atlas of Human-Friendly Landscape” project is an ambitious initiative that delves into the diverse landscapes of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Europe, aiming to highlight innovative approaches to urban and rural development. This project emphasizes inclusivity, sustainability, and cultural diversity, creating a platform that connects Eastern and Western Europe through collaborative workshops, research, and hands-on exploration.

At its core, the project seeks to document and promote landscapes that are not only accessible and ecologically sustainable but also deeply rooted in cultural significance. By fostering collaboration among landscape professionals across Europe, it aims to inspire new ideas and practices that benefit communities and the environment.

The project will culminate in a comprehensive publication that showcases best practices in landscape architecture, focusing on principles that prioritize human well-being and environmental harmony.