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Landscape Architecture, 2008
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... In their introduction to Landscape and Sustainability, John Benson and Maggie Roe speak of an... more ... In their introduction to Landscape and Sustainability, John Benson and Maggie Roe speak of an odd silence in landscape architecture literature ... opposing camps: the environmental-ists - those who admired Ian McHarg - and the artists - those who ad-mired Dan Kiley and Peter ...
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Landscape Journal, 1991
Page 1. Landscape Architecture and Critical Inquiry Introduction: Margaret Mc.4vin Papers: El iza... more Page 1. Landscape Architecture and Critical Inquiry Introduction: Margaret Mc.4vin Papers: El izalxth K. Meyes Jamcs Corner Hamid Shirvani Kennel h Helphand Responses: Kohcrr R. Riley Robcrt Scarfo w hat is. critical inquiry? ...
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Landscape Journal, 1993
reissue, it is that it was never revised to reflect the science, theories, technologies, and a gl... more reissue, it is that it was never revised to reflect the science, theories, technologies, and a global concern for climate that have occurred during the past 30 years. Professor Olgyay’s reliance on science was apparent in the number of citations of The Climate Near the Ground (p. 187) in support of his chapters on "Climate Elements" (Chapter 4) and "Site Selection" (Chapter 5). In his review of that book following its revision in 1965, Professor Olgyay referred to significant changes made by Dr. Geiger that increased its usefulness. Professor Olgyay died in 1970 before revising his book; the useful changes he identified would have enhanced the historic and practical value of Design With Climate. Herrick H. Smith is Professor and Chairman of Landscape Architecture, College of Architecture, University of Florida, Gainsville, Florida 32611-2004.
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Landscape Journal, 1991
... Elizabeth K. Meyer Elizabeth Meyer is an Assistant Profes-sor of Landscape Architecture at Ha... more ... Elizabeth K. Meyer Elizabeth Meyer is an Assistant Profes-sor of Landscape Architecture at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, where she teaches first-year design studio and courses on landscape architectural theories, criticism, and urban parks. ...
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Sustainable landscape design is generally understood in relation to three principles – ecological... more Sustainable landscape design is generally understood in relation to three principles – ecological health, social justice and economic prosperity. Rarely do aesthetics factor into sustainability discourse, except in negative asides conflating the visible with the aesthetic and rendering both superfluous.This article examines the role of beauty and aesthetics in a sustainability agenda. It argues that it will take more than ecologically regenerative designs for culture to be sustainable, that what is needed are designed landscapes that provoke those who experience them to become more aware of how their actions affect the environment, and to care enough to make changes. This involves considering the role of aesthetic environmental experiences, such as beauty, in re-centering human consciousness from an egocentric to a more bio-centric perspective. This argument in the form of a manifesto is inspired by American landscape architects whose work is not usually understood as contributing to sustainable design.
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Landscape Journal, 2001
Landscape was convened at the University of California Berkeley on November 10 and 11, 2000. The ... more Landscape was convened at the University of California Berkeley on November 10 and 11, 2000. The event was co-sponsored by the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning and the College of Environmental Design and held at the Pacific ...
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This paper is based on a lecture I gave at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture ann... more This paper is based on a lecture I gave at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture annual meeting in 2012. It critiques and extends my manifesto drawing on affectivity theories to move beyond personal aesthetic experience to the possible potentials of collective socio-ecological experiences and entanglements. I am grateful to John Beardsley, Peter Connolly, Elen Deming, Kathryn Moore, Julian Raxworthy, Thaisa Way and my UVA students for conversations which prompted these musings.
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This essay was just published in Elen Deming's Values in Landscape Architecture and Environmental... more This essay was just published in Elen Deming's Values in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Design. Finding Center in Theory and Practice (LSU press 2015). In this writing, I reflect on the reactions to my manifesto, Sustaining Beauty, and outline new trajectories for design practice and theoretical speculation that draw on theories of affects. Other authors in the anthology include geographer Don Mitchell, landscape architect Kathryn Moore and architect/landscape architect Catherine Seavitt Nordenson.
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This is the preface to a book/exhibition catalog about contemporary landscape architectural pract... more This is the preface to a book/exhibition catalog about contemporary landscape architectural practice in Australia written by two astute landscape architects and critics, SueAnne Ware and Julian Raxworthy.
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Landscape Journal, 1991
Page 1. Landscape Architecture and Critical Inquiry Introduction: Margaret Mc.4vin Papers: El iza... more Page 1. Landscape Architecture and Critical Inquiry Introduction: Margaret Mc.4vin Papers: El izalxth K. Meyes Jamcs Corner Hamid Shirvani Kennel h Helphand Responses: Kohcrr R. Riley Robcrt Scarfo w hat is. critical inquiry? ...
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Landscape Journal, 1993
reissue, it is that it was never revised to reflect the science, theories, technologies, and a gl... more reissue, it is that it was never revised to reflect the science, theories, technologies, and a global concern for climate that have occurred during the past 30 years. Professor Olgyay’s reliance on science was apparent in the number of citations of The Climate Near the Ground (p. 187) in support of his chapters on "Climate Elements" (Chapter 4) and "Site Selection" (Chapter 5). In his review of that book following its revision in 1965, Professor Olgyay referred to significant changes made by Dr. Geiger that increased its usefulness. Professor Olgyay died in 1970 before revising his book; the useful changes he identified would have enhanced the historic and practical value of Design With Climate. Herrick H. Smith is Professor and Chairman of Landscape Architecture, College of Architecture, University of Florida, Gainsville, Florida 32611-2004.
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Landscape Journal, 1991
... Elizabeth K. Meyer Elizabeth Meyer is an Assistant Profes-sor of Landscape Architecture at Ha... more ... Elizabeth K. Meyer Elizabeth Meyer is an Assistant Profes-sor of Landscape Architecture at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, where she teaches first-year design studio and courses on landscape architectural theories, criticism, and urban parks. ...
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Sustainable landscape design is generally understood in relation to three principles – ecological... more Sustainable landscape design is generally understood in relation to three principles – ecological health, social justice and economic prosperity. Rarely do aesthetics factor into sustainability discourse, except in negative asides conflating the visible with the aesthetic and rendering both superfluous.This article examines the role of beauty and aesthetics in a sustainability agenda. It argues that it will take more than ecologically regenerative designs for culture to be sustainable, that what is needed are designed landscapes that provoke those who experience them to become more aware of how their actions affect the environment, and to care enough to make changes. This involves considering the role of aesthetic environmental experiences, such as beauty, in re-centering human consciousness from an egocentric to a more bio-centric perspective. This argument in the form of a manifesto is inspired by American landscape architects whose work is not usually understood as contributing to sustainable design.
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Landscape Journal, 2001
Landscape was convened at the University of California Berkeley on November 10 and 11, 2000. The ... more Landscape was convened at the University of California Berkeley on November 10 and 11, 2000. The event was co-sponsored by the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning and the College of Environmental Design and held at the Pacific ...
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This paper is based on a lecture I gave at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture ann... more This paper is based on a lecture I gave at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture annual meeting in 2012. It critiques and extends my manifesto drawing on affectivity theories to move beyond personal aesthetic experience to the possible potentials of collective socio-ecological experiences and entanglements. I am grateful to John Beardsley, Peter Connolly, Elen Deming, Kathryn Moore, Julian Raxworthy, Thaisa Way and my UVA students for conversations which prompted these musings.
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This essay was just published in Elen Deming's Values in Landscape Architecture and Environmental... more This essay was just published in Elen Deming's Values in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Design. Finding Center in Theory and Practice (LSU press 2015). In this writing, I reflect on the reactions to my manifesto, Sustaining Beauty, and outline new trajectories for design practice and theoretical speculation that draw on theories of affects. Other authors in the anthology include geographer Don Mitchell, landscape architect Kathryn Moore and architect/landscape architect Catherine Seavitt Nordenson.
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This is the preface to a book/exhibition catalog about contemporary landscape architectural pract... more This is the preface to a book/exhibition catalog about contemporary landscape architectural practice in Australia written by two astute landscape architects and critics, SueAnne Ware and Julian Raxworthy.
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