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Christiane Sörensen / Karoline Liedtke (eds.)

• Frontmatter -- CONTENT -- Author List -- Introduction -- Introduction by the President of ECLAS -- The Experiment “SPECIFICS” -- “SPECIFICS” as forum for interdisciplinary landscape research -- The Paradoxes of Peer-Review (for Landscape Architecture) -- Nightfall -- In Fact Nature -- NIGHTFALL, USA 2011, 97 min. -- All of Life is Memory -- Landscape at Work Some thoughts on James Benning’s film Nightfall -- Nature Happened Yesterday -- Nature versus Culture -- Comment by Michaela Ott -- Designing nature as infrastructure—a profession looking for new metaphors for its relation with nature -- Walking Narratives: Interacting Between Urban Nature And Self -- Nature or Culture, the Wrong Question: Freeing Landscape from its Silos -- Timescapes. Non-geographical approaches to landscape -- The Human Existence between Nature and Artifact -- Design with Nature -- Comment by Angelus Eisinger -- Teaching Interdisciplinary Sustainability: Probing Traditional Design/Build Education -- Process, Utility and Strategy; Designing with Plant Materials in an Uncertain World -- Ground As A Design Material In Landscape Architecture -- History And Historicism In Landscape Architecture -- DESIGN AND CRITICISM OF ATMOSPHERES IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE -- Back to Nature in Megacities -- Comment by Jorg Sieweke -- Traumatic Urban Landscape -- ParadoXcity Venice -- Nature by Design -- The Wilderness Downtown. The Indeterminate Nature of Johannesburg’s Mine Dumps -- Who owns the Landscape? -- The Right to Green. Practicing Spatial Justice -- The Right to Landscape -- Comment by Elke Krasny -- Transgressive Urbanism Borderla nds and Urban Informality of American Cities along the Pan-American Highway -- The right to commemorate and the role of la ndscape architecture—Case Utøya in Norway -- Landscape , Democracy, and the Right to Landscape -- RETHINKING LANDSCAPE. RETHINKING VALUE -- COmmunal Landscapes at Risk -- Comment by Elke Krasny -- VITAMIN “G” A STUDY ON EGYPTIAN SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION -- URBAN AGRICULTURE IN VILA NOV A DE GAIA: THE NURTURING SYMBIOSIS -- MEANWHILE SPACES -- THE LIFE AND (PREVENTABLE) DEATH OF THE KIBBUTZ COMMUNAL LANDSCAPE -- Landscape Planning -- Food Traditions and Landscapes — Do They Own Each Other? -- Landscape, Livability and Happiness in Regional Development and Landscape Planning -- NEEDS HERITAGE A MUSEUM? ON TRANSFORMATION, CONSERVATION AND PERSISTENCE IN THE UNESCO-LANDSCAPE HALLSTATT -DACHSTEIN -- Make-ability 2.0 The Power and Resilience of Landscape Frameworks -- UASI—Urban Agriculture Spatial Index -- Green Infrastructures -- FROM GREENBELT TO INFRABELT—LONDON’S GREEN BELT AS MODEL FOR A SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE? -- Activate Urban Landscape Networks: Regional Park RheinMain—Next steps -- LANDSCHAFTSZUG DESSAU— AN EMERGING COLLABORATIVE LANDSCAPE -- Communicating Nature Values in Urban Green Structure Planning. Case Studies from Norway -- A Multifunctional Analysis of Open Space Ownership and Use in the City of Vancouver, Canada -- Best Practice Landscape Architecture -- Fundamentals -- Comment by Udo Weilacher -- Applying the Eclas Guidance on Landscape Architecture: Reflections from Recent Experience in the Eastern Baltic Sea Region -- RE-VISITING BEST PRACTICE: INVESTIGATING PLACE EXPERIENCE IN THE NEXUS OF THEORY AND DESIGN -- Disseminating Landscape Architectural Specificity on the Global Stage -- The fabrication of heroes in landscape architecture -- Is there a Design Theory? -- Comment by Udo Weilacher -- Is There A “Design Science” in the Context of Landscape Architecture? -- The Grid And The Non-Hierarchical Field: Peter Walker And Minimalist Landscape Architecture -- A Drawing For Learning—Learning By Drawing -- Evidence of Action: Towards an Ecology Of Objects -- Teaching Time—On the practice of landscape la boratories -- Landscape Architecture Heritage -- Comment by Karsten Jørgensen -- What Visions Guide Us When We Seek to Preserve and Cherish