Title: Re-envisioning landscape/architecture /
Authors: Spellman, Catherine.
Date: 2003
Publisher: Actar,
Physical description: 294 pages : illustrations (some color), plans, facsimiles ; 20 cm
Language: English
LC classification: S
Abstract: "Re-envisioning Landscape/Architecture suggests that the relationship between landscape and architecture might be imagined over and over again, in such a way that each is defined less as a quantifiable object and more as an idea, a way of seeing, act of making, and way of engaging culture and society. The essays collected here offer many interpretations and possibilities for this relationship, with the common assumption that it should be considered at every negotiation between realms of thought, and whenever culture and place are to be incorporated with understanding and meaning. The collection is based in a belief that the landscape/architecture relationship is at the center of all inspired design, therefore, in one way or another each essay addresses how this relationship is created, nurtured, and maintained to ensure the making of integrated design work."--BOOK JACKET.
Contents: Cognitive landscapes / M. Christine Boyer -- The messy middle / Coy Howard -- Topographic memory / Bruce Lindsey -- Objects of attention / Laurel McSherry -- Constructed intention: an architecture of place -- It's all one thing / Michael Rotondi -- Empooling / Peter Smithson -- Reveries with water / Catherine Spellman -- City proposals: 29 drawings for East West Hollywood / Mary-Ann Ray and Robert Manguarian -- Themes of the architectural meta-project / Martha LaGess -- Semper fidelis: on numbers in the night / Peter Waldman -- Projects and interpretations: architectural strategies of Ernic Miralles / Catherine Spellman -- Last horizon / Albert Pope -- Terrors and pleasures of the (new) automaton / David Heymann -- Stripscape / Darren Petrucci -- The return to a lacustrian city / Alberto Kalach -- A vulnerable urbanism / Nan Ellin -- Testing homes for America / Alessandra Ponte -- The American outdoor theater: a voice for the landscape in the collaboration of site and structure / Linda Jewell -- The magic of a place discovered / Will Bruder -- The third view project / Mark Klett -- Environment shifted / Görtz Stöckmann and Achim Wollscheid.
Subject headings (LCSH): Architecture--Environmental aspects.; Architecture--Philosophy.; City planning.; Landscape architecture.; Landscapes.