Routledge Handbook of Urban Landscape Research
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Routledge Handbook of Urban Landscape Research
Bishop, Kate; Corkery, Linda
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2022
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Landscape Architecture: Playing a Vital Role in a Time of Climate Crisis, Global Urbanization and Social Upheaval
Linda Corkery and Kate Bishop
Section 1: Governance, Power and Partnerships
1. Integrated and Long-Term Approaches to Urban Landscape Development: the Option of Combined Governance and Management
Thomas Randrup and Maerit Jansson
2. Transforming the Abandoned Urban Landscape
Jill Desimini
3. Reimagining Landscape: Landscape-led Governance to Support Future Transformation and Change
Marina Cervera Alonso de Medina, Kathryn Moore and Peter Larkham
4. Bicycle Infrastructure Design and Street politics: From Bourke Street's Flagship Project to COVID-19 Pop-Ups
Mike Harris
5. Achieving Tree-lined Streetscapes in Western Sydney: Intentions Versus Reality
Christina Silk
Section 2: Infrastructure, Systems and Performance
6. Air Quality, Heat and Health: The Role of Green Infrastructure
Louise McKenzie, Paul Osmond and Andrea Mechelli
7. The Parametric Paradigm: The Implementation of the Digital Design Technology
Nadia Amoroso, Christine Pedersen and Afshin Ashari
8. Technology and its Role in the Public Realm
Nancy Marshall
9. Above and Beyond: Aerial Technologies, Atmosphere and Landscape
Paul Cureton, Rupert Griffiths and Nick Dunn
10. Reclaiming Australian Peri-Urban Territories for Landscape Architecture: A Rationale for Change?
Sara Padgett-Kjaersgaard
11. Aesthetics and Performance of Stormwater Infrastructure
Yuanqiu Feng and Joan Iverson Nassauer
12. Landscape Lifecycles: Renewed Principles for Waste in Urban Landscape Design
Catherine De Almeida
Section 3: Environment, Resilience and Climate Change
13. Applied Urban Resilience Framework: Operationalizing Resilience in Urbanized Landscapes through Spatial Design
Joao Cortesao and Claudiu Forgaci
14. Three Forms of Resilience Learned from the Safe-to-Flood Landscape of the Upper Mekong Delta
Elisa Palazzo, Bruno Pelucca, Sylvie Tram Nguyen and Shirleyana Shirleyana
15. Rethinking Green Infrastructure Planning: Making Green Space Work in Times of Financial, Social and Ecological Uncertainty
Ian Mell
16. Research Questions for Dynamic Landscapes in a Rapidly Changing Tropical City
Yun Hye Hwang and Shawn Lum
17. Urban Energy Infrastructure Transitions: The Participation of Local Citizens in the Development of Smart Local Energy Systems and Sustainable Heating
Fionnguala Sherry-Brennan, Chad Walker and Patrick Devine-Wright
18. Changing Landscapes, Changing Mindsets: Building Capacity Toward Action in the Climate-adaptive Design Studio
Joshua Cerra and Libby Zemaitis
19. A Multidimensional Sustainability Framework for Landscape Architecture: Are Diverse Outcomes Being Realized in Design Practice?
Joshua Zeunert
Section 4: People, Place and Design
20. The Alnarp Method: An Interdisciplinary Based Design of Holistic Healing Gardens Derived from Research and Development in Alnarp Rehabilitation Garden
Patrik Grahn, Anna Bengtsson and Jonathan Stoltz
21. Townscape Analysis: A Comprehensive Methodology for Landscape and Urban Design
Beverly Sandalack
22. Urban Agriculture: Nourishing Cities
Linda Corkery
23. Did Children's Relationship with Urban Public Space Change in the Years of COVID-19?
Kate Bishop
24. The Role of Ojudes in the Socio-cultural Well-being of Children in Ilorin City, Nigeria
Aishat Tayo Abubakar, Mohd Hisyam bin Rasidi and Ismail Said
Section 5: Culture, Heritage and Identity
25.Dealing with Difficult Memories: Treatments for the Wounds of Urban Landscapes
Jacky Bowring
26. Revisiting Post-War Green Open Spaces as 'Welfare Landscapes'
Ellen Braae
27. Conflict and Peace: The Physical and Social effects on the Landscape of Colombia's Informal Settlements
Jaime Hernandez-Garcia and Beau Beza
28. A Line Through a City: Using Transects to Uncover Patterns, Experiences and Histories of Everyday Landscapes
Cory Parker and Patsy Eubanks Owens
Landscape Architecture Remaining Inspired, Engaged and Grounded in the Face of Global Challenges
Kate Bishop and Linda Corkery
Linda Corkery and Kate Bishop
Section 1: Governance, Power and Partnerships
1. Integrated and Long-Term Approaches to Urban Landscape Development: the Option of Combined Governance and Management
Thomas Randrup and Maerit Jansson
2. Transforming the Abandoned Urban Landscape
Jill Desimini
3. Reimagining Landscape: Landscape-led Governance to Support Future Transformation and Change
Marina Cervera Alonso de Medina, Kathryn Moore and Peter Larkham
4. Bicycle Infrastructure Design and Street politics: From Bourke Street's Flagship Project to COVID-19 Pop-Ups
Mike Harris
5. Achieving Tree-lined Streetscapes in Western Sydney: Intentions Versus Reality
Christina Silk
Section 2: Infrastructure, Systems and Performance
6. Air Quality, Heat and Health: The Role of Green Infrastructure
Louise McKenzie, Paul Osmond and Andrea Mechelli
7. The Parametric Paradigm: The Implementation of the Digital Design Technology
Nadia Amoroso, Christine Pedersen and Afshin Ashari
8. Technology and its Role in the Public Realm
Nancy Marshall
9. Above and Beyond: Aerial Technologies, Atmosphere and Landscape
Paul Cureton, Rupert Griffiths and Nick Dunn
10. Reclaiming Australian Peri-Urban Territories for Landscape Architecture: A Rationale for Change?
Sara Padgett-Kjaersgaard
11. Aesthetics and Performance of Stormwater Infrastructure
Yuanqiu Feng and Joan Iverson Nassauer
12. Landscape Lifecycles: Renewed Principles for Waste in Urban Landscape Design
Catherine De Almeida
Section 3: Environment, Resilience and Climate Change
13. Applied Urban Resilience Framework: Operationalizing Resilience in Urbanized Landscapes through Spatial Design
Joao Cortesao and Claudiu Forgaci
14. Three Forms of Resilience Learned from the Safe-to-Flood Landscape of the Upper Mekong Delta
Elisa Palazzo, Bruno Pelucca, Sylvie Tram Nguyen and Shirleyana Shirleyana
15. Rethinking Green Infrastructure Planning: Making Green Space Work in Times of Financial, Social and Ecological Uncertainty
Ian Mell
16. Research Questions for Dynamic Landscapes in a Rapidly Changing Tropical City
Yun Hye Hwang and Shawn Lum
17. Urban Energy Infrastructure Transitions: The Participation of Local Citizens in the Development of Smart Local Energy Systems and Sustainable Heating
Fionnguala Sherry-Brennan, Chad Walker and Patrick Devine-Wright
18. Changing Landscapes, Changing Mindsets: Building Capacity Toward Action in the Climate-adaptive Design Studio
Joshua Cerra and Libby Zemaitis
19. A Multidimensional Sustainability Framework for Landscape Architecture: Are Diverse Outcomes Being Realized in Design Practice?
Joshua Zeunert
Section 4: People, Place and Design
20. The Alnarp Method: An Interdisciplinary Based Design of Holistic Healing Gardens Derived from Research and Development in Alnarp Rehabilitation Garden
Patrik Grahn, Anna Bengtsson and Jonathan Stoltz
21. Townscape Analysis: A Comprehensive Methodology for Landscape and Urban Design
Beverly Sandalack
22. Urban Agriculture: Nourishing Cities
Linda Corkery
23. Did Children's Relationship with Urban Public Space Change in the Years of COVID-19?
Kate Bishop
24. The Role of Ojudes in the Socio-cultural Well-being of Children in Ilorin City, Nigeria
Aishat Tayo Abubakar, Mohd Hisyam bin Rasidi and Ismail Said
Section 5: Culture, Heritage and Identity
25.Dealing with Difficult Memories: Treatments for the Wounds of Urban Landscapes
Jacky Bowring
26. Revisiting Post-War Green Open Spaces as 'Welfare Landscapes'
Ellen Braae
27. Conflict and Peace: The Physical and Social effects on the Landscape of Colombia's Informal Settlements
Jaime Hernandez-Garcia and Beau Beza
28. A Line Through a City: Using Transects to Uncover Patterns, Experiences and Histories of Everyday Landscapes
Cory Parker and Patsy Eubanks Owens
Landscape Architecture Remaining Inspired, Engaged and Grounded in the Face of Global Challenges
Kate Bishop and Linda Corkery
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landscape architecture;climate change;research;landscape architects;infrastructure;governance;cultural heritage;identity;design;urban landscape;Landscape Architectural Research;Green Infrastructure;Landscape Research;UN;Urban Heat Island;Landscape Architecture Practice;Dense;Urban Resilience;GI Planning;Urban Landscapes;Waste Landscapes;NSW Government;Green Walls;People Place Relationship;European Landscape Convention;Multidimensional Sustainability;WSUD;Tree Canopy Cover;Peri-urban Territories;Climate Resilience;Public Engagement;ASLA;Building Community Wealth
Landscape Architecture: Playing a Vital Role in a Time of Climate Crisis, Global Urbanization and Social Upheaval
Linda Corkery and Kate Bishop
Section 1: Governance, Power and Partnerships
1. Integrated and Long-Term Approaches to Urban Landscape Development: the Option of Combined Governance and Management
Thomas Randrup and Maerit Jansson
2. Transforming the Abandoned Urban Landscape
Jill Desimini
3. Reimagining Landscape: Landscape-led Governance to Support Future Transformation and Change
Marina Cervera Alonso de Medina, Kathryn Moore and Peter Larkham
4. Bicycle Infrastructure Design and Street politics: From Bourke Street's Flagship Project to COVID-19 Pop-Ups
Mike Harris
5. Achieving Tree-lined Streetscapes in Western Sydney: Intentions Versus Reality
Christina Silk
Section 2: Infrastructure, Systems and Performance
6. Air Quality, Heat and Health: The Role of Green Infrastructure
Louise McKenzie, Paul Osmond and Andrea Mechelli
7. The Parametric Paradigm: The Implementation of the Digital Design Technology
Nadia Amoroso, Christine Pedersen and Afshin Ashari
8. Technology and its Role in the Public Realm
Nancy Marshall
9. Above and Beyond: Aerial Technologies, Atmosphere and Landscape
Paul Cureton, Rupert Griffiths and Nick Dunn
10. Reclaiming Australian Peri-Urban Territories for Landscape Architecture: A Rationale for Change?
Sara Padgett-Kjaersgaard
11. Aesthetics and Performance of Stormwater Infrastructure
Yuanqiu Feng and Joan Iverson Nassauer
12. Landscape Lifecycles: Renewed Principles for Waste in Urban Landscape Design
Catherine De Almeida
Section 3: Environment, Resilience and Climate Change
13. Applied Urban Resilience Framework: Operationalizing Resilience in Urbanized Landscapes through Spatial Design
Joao Cortesao and Claudiu Forgaci
14. Three Forms of Resilience Learned from the Safe-to-Flood Landscape of the Upper Mekong Delta
Elisa Palazzo, Bruno Pelucca, Sylvie Tram Nguyen and Shirleyana Shirleyana
15. Rethinking Green Infrastructure Planning: Making Green Space Work in Times of Financial, Social and Ecological Uncertainty
Ian Mell
16. Research Questions for Dynamic Landscapes in a Rapidly Changing Tropical City
Yun Hye Hwang and Shawn Lum
17. Urban Energy Infrastructure Transitions: The Participation of Local Citizens in the Development of Smart Local Energy Systems and Sustainable Heating
Fionnguala Sherry-Brennan, Chad Walker and Patrick Devine-Wright
18. Changing Landscapes, Changing Mindsets: Building Capacity Toward Action in the Climate-adaptive Design Studio
Joshua Cerra and Libby Zemaitis
19. A Multidimensional Sustainability Framework for Landscape Architecture: Are Diverse Outcomes Being Realized in Design Practice?
Joshua Zeunert
Section 4: People, Place and Design
20. The Alnarp Method: An Interdisciplinary Based Design of Holistic Healing Gardens Derived from Research and Development in Alnarp Rehabilitation Garden
Patrik Grahn, Anna Bengtsson and Jonathan Stoltz
21. Townscape Analysis: A Comprehensive Methodology for Landscape and Urban Design
Beverly Sandalack
22. Urban Agriculture: Nourishing Cities
Linda Corkery
23. Did Children's Relationship with Urban Public Space Change in the Years of COVID-19?
Kate Bishop
24. The Role of Ojudes in the Socio-cultural Well-being of Children in Ilorin City, Nigeria
Aishat Tayo Abubakar, Mohd Hisyam bin Rasidi and Ismail Said
Section 5: Culture, Heritage and Identity
25.Dealing with Difficult Memories: Treatments for the Wounds of Urban Landscapes
Jacky Bowring
26. Revisiting Post-War Green Open Spaces as 'Welfare Landscapes'
Ellen Braae
27. Conflict and Peace: The Physical and Social effects on the Landscape of Colombia's Informal Settlements
Jaime Hernandez-Garcia and Beau Beza
28. A Line Through a City: Using Transects to Uncover Patterns, Experiences and Histories of Everyday Landscapes
Cory Parker and Patsy Eubanks Owens
Landscape Architecture Remaining Inspired, Engaged and Grounded in the Face of Global Challenges
Kate Bishop and Linda Corkery
Linda Corkery and Kate Bishop
Section 1: Governance, Power and Partnerships
1. Integrated and Long-Term Approaches to Urban Landscape Development: the Option of Combined Governance and Management
Thomas Randrup and Maerit Jansson
2. Transforming the Abandoned Urban Landscape
Jill Desimini
3. Reimagining Landscape: Landscape-led Governance to Support Future Transformation and Change
Marina Cervera Alonso de Medina, Kathryn Moore and Peter Larkham
4. Bicycle Infrastructure Design and Street politics: From Bourke Street's Flagship Project to COVID-19 Pop-Ups
Mike Harris
5. Achieving Tree-lined Streetscapes in Western Sydney: Intentions Versus Reality
Christina Silk
Section 2: Infrastructure, Systems and Performance
6. Air Quality, Heat and Health: The Role of Green Infrastructure
Louise McKenzie, Paul Osmond and Andrea Mechelli
7. The Parametric Paradigm: The Implementation of the Digital Design Technology
Nadia Amoroso, Christine Pedersen and Afshin Ashari
8. Technology and its Role in the Public Realm
Nancy Marshall
9. Above and Beyond: Aerial Technologies, Atmosphere and Landscape
Paul Cureton, Rupert Griffiths and Nick Dunn
10. Reclaiming Australian Peri-Urban Territories for Landscape Architecture: A Rationale for Change?
Sara Padgett-Kjaersgaard
11. Aesthetics and Performance of Stormwater Infrastructure
Yuanqiu Feng and Joan Iverson Nassauer
12. Landscape Lifecycles: Renewed Principles for Waste in Urban Landscape Design
Catherine De Almeida
Section 3: Environment, Resilience and Climate Change
13. Applied Urban Resilience Framework: Operationalizing Resilience in Urbanized Landscapes through Spatial Design
Joao Cortesao and Claudiu Forgaci
14. Three Forms of Resilience Learned from the Safe-to-Flood Landscape of the Upper Mekong Delta
Elisa Palazzo, Bruno Pelucca, Sylvie Tram Nguyen and Shirleyana Shirleyana
15. Rethinking Green Infrastructure Planning: Making Green Space Work in Times of Financial, Social and Ecological Uncertainty
Ian Mell
16. Research Questions for Dynamic Landscapes in a Rapidly Changing Tropical City
Yun Hye Hwang and Shawn Lum
17. Urban Energy Infrastructure Transitions: The Participation of Local Citizens in the Development of Smart Local Energy Systems and Sustainable Heating
Fionnguala Sherry-Brennan, Chad Walker and Patrick Devine-Wright
18. Changing Landscapes, Changing Mindsets: Building Capacity Toward Action in the Climate-adaptive Design Studio
Joshua Cerra and Libby Zemaitis
19. A Multidimensional Sustainability Framework for Landscape Architecture: Are Diverse Outcomes Being Realized in Design Practice?
Joshua Zeunert
Section 4: People, Place and Design
20. The Alnarp Method: An Interdisciplinary Based Design of Holistic Healing Gardens Derived from Research and Development in Alnarp Rehabilitation Garden
Patrik Grahn, Anna Bengtsson and Jonathan Stoltz
21. Townscape Analysis: A Comprehensive Methodology for Landscape and Urban Design
Beverly Sandalack
22. Urban Agriculture: Nourishing Cities
Linda Corkery
23. Did Children's Relationship with Urban Public Space Change in the Years of COVID-19?
Kate Bishop
24. The Role of Ojudes in the Socio-cultural Well-being of Children in Ilorin City, Nigeria
Aishat Tayo Abubakar, Mohd Hisyam bin Rasidi and Ismail Said
Section 5: Culture, Heritage and Identity
25.Dealing with Difficult Memories: Treatments for the Wounds of Urban Landscapes
Jacky Bowring
26. Revisiting Post-War Green Open Spaces as 'Welfare Landscapes'
Ellen Braae
27. Conflict and Peace: The Physical and Social effects on the Landscape of Colombia's Informal Settlements
Jaime Hernandez-Garcia and Beau Beza
28. A Line Through a City: Using Transects to Uncover Patterns, Experiences and Histories of Everyday Landscapes
Cory Parker and Patsy Eubanks Owens
Landscape Architecture Remaining Inspired, Engaged and Grounded in the Face of Global Challenges
Kate Bishop and Linda Corkery
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
landscape architecture;climate change;research;landscape architects;infrastructure;governance;cultural heritage;identity;design;urban landscape;Landscape Architectural Research;Green Infrastructure;Landscape Research;UN;Urban Heat Island;Landscape Architecture Practice;Dense;Urban Resilience;GI Planning;Urban Landscapes;Waste Landscapes;NSW Government;Green Walls;People Place Relationship;European Landscape Convention;Multidimensional Sustainability;WSUD;Tree Canopy Cover;Peri-urban Territories;Climate Resilience;Public Engagement;ASLA;Building Community Wealth
