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Edited by Christiane Sörensen

Karoline Liedtke

DISCUSSING

LANDSCAPE

ARCHITECTURE

~ 8 INTRODUCTION 86 History and historicism in landscape architecture

z 8 lntroduction by the President of ECLAS 92 Design and criticism of atmospheres Simon Bell in landscape architecture

~ 10 The Experiment •sPECIFICS" 98 BACK TO NATURE IN MEGACITIES

Christiane Sörensen, Karoline Liedtke 100 Comment by Jorg Sieweke

~ 12 ·sPECIFICs· as forum for

interdisciplinary landscape research 106 Traumatlc urban landscape Gesa Ziemer

114 ParadoXcity Venice z 14 The Paradoxes of Peer-Review (for Landscape Architecture) 119 Nature by design Kelly Shannon

0 112 The wilderness downtown.

The indeterminate nature of

NIGHTFALL Johannesburg's mine dumps

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u 20 1 n Fact Nature 130 WHO OWNS THE Christiane Sörensen

LANDSCAPE? 22 NIGHTFALL, USA 2011, 97 min.

James Benning 134 The Rlght to Green. Practlclng

24 All of Life is Memory Spatial Justlce James Benning

140 THE RIGHT TO LANDSCAPE 26 Landscape at Work

Angelus Elsinger 143 Comment by Elke Krasny

144 Transgressive urbanism. Borderlands

NATURE HAPPENED and urban informality of american cities

30 along the Pan-American hlghway

YESTERDAY 150 The right to commemorate and the role of landscape architecture-Case Ut0ya in Norway

32 NATURE VERSUS CULTURE 154 Landscape, democracy, and the right to

34 Comment by Michaela Ott landscape

36 Designing nature as infrastructure-a 157 Rethinking landscape. Rethinking value. profession looking for new metaphors for its relation with nature 160 COMMUNAL LANDSCAPES

AT RISK 40 Walking narratives: lnteracting between

urban nature and seif 162 Comment by Elke Krasny

44 Nature or culture, the wrong question: 164 Vitamin "G~ A study on Egyptian Freeing landscape from its silos sustainable landscape community

participation 48 Timescapes. Non-geographical

approaches to landscape 170 Urban agriculture in Vila Nova de Gaia: The nurturing symbiosis

57 The human existence between nature and artifact 175 Meanwhile spaces

64 DESIGN WITH NATURE 178 The life and (preventable) death ofthe Kibbutz communal landscape

67 Comment by Angelus Elslnger 186 LANDSCAPE PLANNING

68 Teaching interdisciplinary sustainability: Probing traditional design/build 188 Food traditions and landscapes-education Do they own each other?

74 Process, utillty and strategy; designing 192 Landscape, livability and happiness with plant materials in an uncertain world in regional development and

landscape planning 78 Ground as a deslgn material in landscape

architecture

197 Needs heritage a museum? On transformation, 295 Design as translation-Site-speciflc harbor conservation and persistence in the Unesco- transformation in Europe landscape Hallstatt-Dachstein

302 LX GARDENS-Lisbon's historic gardens and parks: 202 Make-ability 2.0. The power and resilience of Study and landscape heritage

landscape frameworks 305 Nature as dissonant heritage

206 UASl-Urban Agriculture Spatial Index 312 International, local and individual-Modern

210 GREENINFRASTRUCTURES movement and landscape architecture of spas in Slovakia

212 From greenbelt to infrabelt-London's green belt as model for a sustainable landscape? 318 THE FINE ART OF BEST PRACTICE

216 Activate urban landscape networks: Regional 321 Comment by Gabl Schlllig park RheinMain-Next steps

324 Landscape preference: Where do 1 stand? An 222 Landschaftszug Dessau-An emerging exploration of formalist and objectivist attitudes

collaborative landscape to landscape

226 Communicating nature values in urban green 328 Space turns into place in laborative actions structure planning. Case studies from Norway

334 Propositions for the landscape: relational space, 228 A multifunctional analysis of open space owner- open systems and spaces of communlcation

ship and use in the city ofVancouver, Canada 340 Temporary landscape as theatre: small events,

big futures

238 BEST PRACTICE LANDSCAPE 346 LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURE STRUCTURES

240 FUNDAMENTALS 348 MULTIDIMENSIONAL LANDSCAPES

242 Comment by Udo Weilacher 350 Analyzing structure and functions-Can landscape metrics improve the landscape planning process?

244 Applying the Eclas guidance on landscape architecture: Reflections from recent experience 3S6 The megaregional common: A framework for thinking in the eastern baltic sea region megaregions, infrastructure and "open• space

248 Re-visiting best practice: lnvestigating place 362 lnfrastructure typologies in suburban land-experience in the nexus of theory and design scapes in Switzerland and in Kosovo

254 Disseminating landscape architectural 368 Hybrid tourism-related structures-revisiting specificity on the global stage the Westin Bonaventure Hotel

257 The fabrication of heroes in landscape architecture 374 WATER AND STRUCTURES

260 IS THERE A DESIGN THEORY? 376 The waterfront landscapes and the historic harbors in the Sulcis archipelago

262 Comment by Udo Weilacher 384 Collaborative engagement for the future of a

264 ls there a "design science" in the context of water landscape landscape architecture?

390 ENERGY LANDSCAPES 268 The grid and the non-hierarchical field: Peter

Walker and minimalist landscape architecture 392 Energy-landscape nexus: Advancing a conceptual framework for the design of sustainable energy

271 A drawing for learning-Learning by drawing landscapes

276 Evidence of action: Towards an ecology of objects 398 Socio-environmental character assessment of land-scapes in small-scale hydropower objects in Latvia

282 Teaching time-On the practice of landscape laboratories 402 A new assessment methodology for cultural

landscapes constructed by the energy industry: 287 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE HERITAGE A case of study in central Spain

289 Comment by Karsten Jergensen 408 Reading a historical hydroelectric landscape. Alta Valtellina as a case study

290 What Visions guide us when we seek to preserve and cherish natural and cultural landscapes? 414 Towards a spanish atlas of cultural landscapes

of energy

422 EVENTS AND CONVERSION

424 LARGE-SCALE EVENTS AND THEIR LEGACIES

427 Comment by Joachim Thiel

428 Tremors at Gezi Park: Challenges in landscape archltecture at lstanbul's earthquake risk

432 Project for urban Interventions 2011 Brno's Little Loops (Brn~nske tolenky)

438 lntegrating the space of mega-events along with the landscape of Rang pur, Bangladesh

446 Perceived use of green urban parks: Users' assessment of five case studies

452 Olympics' environmental legacy: London 2012, Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020: Will they be worthwhile?

458 PECHA KUCHA

461 Riverside-The Senne under Brussels approached through private cellars

462 The Architecture of transit: Photographing beauty and sublimity in motorway architecture from the Alps to Naples

463 Who owns the landscape: the landscape meat eaters

464 Pause And Think On/Over Ruins-Collective Approprlatlons and Landscape Planning

465 Cities on hold/Urban catastrophe Re-thinking urban landscape in Madrid's periphery after the "construction tsunami"

466 lce or dust-The latvian road landscape

467 Canarysect-Capturing dynamics, relationships, atmospheres in the water landscapes of the Canaries

468 Mangfallpark-lntensified Landscape of Streams

469 Urbanism studio 2013: Twenty welfare gardens. Can the art of gardens define the future welfare city?

470 Landscape choreography-From wasted land to shared space

471 Sustainability in the use of the terrltory and landscape in the municipality of Monchique (Algarve, Portugal)

472 Cidade aracy, a neighborhood is reinventing places

473 Making places in 1 :1: Site specificity and local transformatlons through temporary projects

474 Landscape and architecture: A landscape specific approach to architectural design education

475 Back from planning to planting: Ca Mau's need to shift gears to respond to climate change

476 The Rose Square-the center of Liepäja city

477 In the realm of the senses-urban space and Imagination

478 Wetland biodiversity promotion. Case of study: Östra Dammen, Lomma, Sweden

479 Allotment gardens-the important element of natural and social performance of eitles

480 POSTER

486 VENUE: ST. KATHARINEN

495 Acknowledgements

496 Scientific Committee, Reviewers