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Contents<br />
Preface <strong>–</strong> 5<br />
Day 1 Wednesday, April 29, 2009<br />
Session 1: Design Scale<br />
The “<strong>Landscape</strong>-Infrastructure”: a multi-criteria,<br />
analytic approach for a territorial model of sustainable<br />
development. The new pan-European infrastructure<br />
network into the urban transformations of Verona.<br />
Daniela Perrotti; Chiara Locardi <strong>–</strong> 6<br />
Urban <strong>Landscape</strong>s need great ideas!<br />
Julia Werner <strong>–</strong> 12<br />
Evaluation of Open Space Form and Use in an Istanbul<br />
Squatter Settlement<br />
Noah Billig <strong>–</strong> 18<br />
Session 4: <strong>Landscape</strong> Structuring Urbanity<br />
Do <strong>Landscape</strong> Architects Make the Best Urban<br />
Designers? <strong>Landscape</strong> Typologies as an Engine for<br />
Urban Transformations<br />
Matthew Urbanski <strong>–</strong> 50<br />
<strong>Landscape</strong> as Urban Structure: the Case of Cantho,<br />
Vietnam<br />
Kelly Shannon <strong>–</strong> 54<br />
“massive change required <strong>–</strong> nine axioms for the future<br />
of landscape (architecture)“<br />
Joern Langhorst; Kathy Kambic <strong>–</strong> 60<br />
Session 2: <strong>Landscape</strong> Visions<br />
<strong>Landscape</strong>d, Modern, or Social? The Discussion<br />
about <strong>Idea</strong>s and Styles in Garden Architecture in the<br />
Österreichische Gartenzeitung between 1912 and 1920<br />
Ulrike Krippner <strong>–</strong> 24<br />
Herbert Bayer’s Megastructures, a Japanese approach<br />
Dominika Glogowski <strong>–</strong> 28<br />
A Fertile Wilderness: The CPR’s Ready-Made Farms,<br />
1909-1919<br />
Elsa Lam <strong>–</strong> 32<br />
Session 3: Strategic <strong>Landscape</strong>s<br />
The Method of Structuralist <strong>Landscape</strong> Planning<br />
Assessment<br />
Doris Herta Damyanovic; Antonia Roither <strong>–</strong> 36<br />
<strong>Landscape</strong> Evaluation Process. A Methodological<br />
Proposal for Spatial Planning and Decision Making<br />
Process<br />
Angioletta Voghera; Grazia Brunetta <strong>–</strong> 40<br />
Frameworks - Preparing rural landscapes for change<br />
Craig Verzone <strong>–</strong> 46<br />
Session 5: Design for Sustainability<br />
Green <strong>Idea</strong>/ Grey Reality<br />
Carl Alan Smith <strong>–</strong> 66<br />
Green Streets Potential for Downtown Vancouver<br />
Daniel Roehr; Yuewei Kong;<br />
Isabel Kunigk <strong>–</strong> 70<br />
Climate Change asks for Sustainable Adaptation of<br />
Parks: A Challenge for Maintenance and Design<br />
Stephanie Drlik; Andreas Muhar<strong>–</strong> 74<br />
Session 6: Public Space Development<br />
Sustainability in Park Design <strong>–</strong> An Integrative Approach<br />
Dagmar Grimm-Pretner; Roland Wück <strong>–</strong> 78<br />
Preserving community gardens in NYC: Strategy in<br />
public space development?<br />
Carolin Mees; Edie Stone <strong>–</strong> 82<br />
Urban imageability & open space in post-apartheid<br />
Johannesburg<br />
Jeremy Foster <strong>–</strong> 88<br />
How to balance the multiple roles of public spaces?<br />
Müge Akkar Ercan; Samer Akkach <strong>–</strong> 92