(infr)actions - design processes in Re-cycle Practices

Talking about (infr)actions doesn’t mean thinking about Recycling practices (for areas, building and industrial sites) as breach of law, agreements or set of rules. Recycling aims to create something new. It is not a revolution because it does not aim to subvert values, beliefs and institutions, but it is able to set new goals, to make new habits just using traditional ideals and common trust.
Recycling means abandoning the traditional thinking, give up the traditional way of acting (through actions, or infractions) using innovative approaches to transform our vacant land. It increases land’s value and productivity and promotes long term sustainability; using abandoned sites and open spaces to improve health, culture, and education of all citizens. Anyway it often happens than the practice of recycling goes against the rules.