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2 Contents Preface – 5 Day 1 Wednesday, April 29, 2009 Session 1: Design Scale The “Landscape-Infrastructure”: a multi-criteria, analytic approach for a territorial model of sustainable development. The new pan-European infrastructure network into the urban transformations of Verona. Daniela Perrotti; Chiara Locardi – 6 Urban Landscapes need great ideas! Julia Werner – 12 Evaluation of Open Space Form and Use in an Istanbul Squatter Settlement Noah Billig – 18 Session 4: Landscape Structuring Urbanity Do Landscape Architects Make the Best Urban Designers? Landscape Typologies as an Engine for Urban Transformations Matthew Urbanski – 50 Landscape as Urban Structure: the Case of Cantho, Vietnam Kelly Shannon – 54 “massive change required – nine axioms for the future of landscape (architecture)“ Joern Langhorst; Kathy Kambic – 60 Session 2: Landscape Visions Landscaped, Modern, or Social? The Discussion about Ideas and Styles in Garden Architecture in the Österreichische Gartenzeitung between 1912 and 1920 Ulrike Krippner – 24 Herbert Bayer’s Megastructures, a Japanese approach Dominika Glogowski – 28 A Fertile Wilderness: The CPR’s Ready-Made Farms, 1909-1919 Elsa Lam – 32 Session 3: Strategic Landscapes The Method of Structuralist Landscape Planning Assessment Doris Herta Damyanovic; Antonia Roither – 36 Landscape Evaluation Process. A Methodological Proposal for Spatial Planning and Decision Making Process Angioletta Voghera; Grazia Brunetta – 40 Frameworks - Preparing rural landscapes for change Craig Verzone – 46 Session 5: Design for Sustainability Green Idea/ Grey Reality Carl Alan Smith – 66 Green Streets Potential for Downtown Vancouver Daniel Roehr; Yuewei Kong; Isabel Kunigk – 70 Climate Change asks for Sustainable Adaptation of Parks: A Challenge for Maintenance and Design Stephanie Drlik; Andreas Muhar– 74 Session 6: Public Space Development Sustainability in Park Design – An Integrative Approach Dagmar Grimm-Pretner; Roland Wück – 78 Preserving community gardens in NYC: Strategy in public space development? Carolin Mees; Edie Stone – 82 Urban imageability & open space in post-apartheid Johannesburg Jeremy Foster – 88 How to balance the multiple roles of public spaces? Müge Akkar Ercan; Samer Akkach – 92
3 Day 2 Thursday, April 30, 2009 Session 7: Large Scale Landscapes Questions of scale for sustainable urban landscape Felicita Forte – 98 Moving Land: International Building Exhibition Fürst- Pückler-Land 2000 – 2010 in Lower Lusatia Brigitte Scholz – 104 Exploring a New Mode of Sustainable Development: Taking the Hyperdense City of Hong Kong as an example Hung-chi Leslie Chen; Weijia Shang – 108 Session 8: Analysis and Design Strategies Structuring the Concept of Landscape: Product, Process and Idea. Philipp Rode – 112 Anti-planning, anti-design? Exploring alternative ways of making future urban landscapes Anna Jorgensen – 116 Complexity Ethos + Strategies: Nonlinear Landscape Praxis Blake Belanger – 120 Great Ideas in Landscapes Seen and Known: towards a more robust discussion on the sentient attributes of perception Kevin Thompson – 124 Session 9: Landscape Interrelating with Architecture Landscape Insertions: Operations Between Architecture and Landscape - Temporality as Mechanism in The Transformation of Urban Voids Amaechi Raphael Okigbo – 130 Significance of the post-mining landscape in eastern Germany Markus Schwarzer – 136 Hidden landscapes – The Enclosed Garden as a Prototype for New Urban Spaces Saskia I. de Wit – 140 Session 10: Landscape Interacting with Infrastructure The socio-cultural role of periurban ecological networks Maria Carolina Solar – 148 Veneto Integrated Water Networks Marco Ranzato; Giambattista Zaccariotto – 152 Observing the Landscape Roland Tusch – 156 Mobility and Territory Sanja Cvjetko Jerkovic – 160 Phytoremediation as an Experience and Framework for Urban Landscapes Frank Sleegers – 164 Posters Impact of Urbanization over the cultural Landscape of the City of Srirangam D. Kannamma – 169 Greening Budapest, a courtyard at a time Kristin Faurest – 170 Sculpture and artificial landscapes: aesthetics for contemporary landscape projects? Laurence Kimmel – 172 Lugovoy ark of Petrodvorets: experience of the Russian- Danish cooperation as a step on was of sustainable development of territory Irina A. Melnichuk – 174 Urban Highway Landscapes Paul K. Johnson – 176 From production landscape to consumption landscape. A study on the transformation of arts districts in Bejing Li Shaojun, Leslie H.C. Chen – 178 House and Exterior in the architecture of the „Vienna School“ Iris Meder – 144
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