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JoLA Volume 1/2006 – 1/2010 Abstracts

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   Corporate ecologies

   Unsettling eco-scapes: aesthetic performances for sustainable futures

   The deep grain of the inquiry: landscape and identity in Icelandic art

   The art of transmission: mediating meaning in contemporary French landscape design

   Under the Sky: From public garden to corporate plaza: Piccadilly Gardens and the new civic landscape

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   The 7000 Eichen of Joseph Beuys – experiences after twenty-five years

   What roles for ruins? Meaning and narrative of industrial ruins in contemporary parks

   Mughal gardens of the Indian Subcontinent and the colonial legacy: the treatment of Delhi’s Shalamar Bagh

   Ruins, ideology and the Other in the landscape: the case of Zippori National Park, Israel

   Under the Sky: The Sadabad Park project in Istanbul – balancing garden heritage conservation and contemporary park design

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   As good as the West’: two paradoxes of globalisation and landscape architecture in St. Petersburg

   Diversification of grassland in urban greenspace with planted, nursery-grown forbs

   Para-Scape: landscape architecture in Dubai

   Landscape architecture’s commitment to landscape concept: a missing link?

   Embedded poetics and surrounding politics of a coastal squatter settlement

   Two squares in Helsinki: a biography

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   SLiving with Water: Flood Adaptive Landscapes in the Yellow River Basin of China

   Planning by Design – Landscape Architectural Scenarios for a Rapidly Growing City

   Beijing’s New Urban Countryside – Designing with Complexity and Strategic Landscape Planning

   Under the Sky: Sandstone and Rust: Designing the Qualities of Sydney Harbour

   Aranjuez, a Cultural Landscape in a Process of Revitalisation: The Recovery of the Raso de la Estrella

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   Sustaining beauty. The performance of appearance - A manifesto in three parts

   A city is not a building – architectural concepts for public square design in Dutch urban climate contexts

   Under the Sky

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   Indigenous landscape urbanism: Sri Lanka’s reservoir & tank system

   Private use of public open space in Tokyo – A study of the hybrid landscape of Tokyo's informal gardens

   The 21st-Century Garden City? The metaphor of the garden in contemporary Singaporean urbanism

   The New Dutch Parks: relation between form and use

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   Landscape Architects of the World, Unite! Professional organizations, practice, and politics, 1935-1948

   Landscoping – Teaching experiments in and around Geneva

   Constructing Landscape Conceptions

   Adding Third Nature to Second Nature – Design Strategies for Peripheral

   Under the Sky

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   Barcelona’s Fossar de les Moreres: Disinterring the Heterotopic

   Reclaiming the Obsolete in Transitional Landscapes: Perception, Motion, Engagement

   Landscape Urbanism in Europe: From Brownfields to Sustainable Urban Development

   Intentions for the Unintentional: Spontaneous Vegetation as the Basis for Innovative Planting Design in Urban Areas

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   Public space and civil yards in Dutch rural landscapes of the future

   Qualitative Research as a Perspective for Urban Open Space Planning

   Theory and Critique in Landscape Architecture: Making Connections

   The Narrative Approach in the Design Studio

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