Let's talk wild! : 12 perspectives on the power and paradox of wildness in expanding urban design / edited by Dorothee Rummel and Hanna Hemberger.

Title & Author:

Let's talk wild! : 12 perspectives on the power and paradox of wildness in expanding urban design / edited by Dorothee Rummel and Hanna Hemberger.

Publication:

Weimar : M Books, 2025
©2025

Description:

119 pages : color illustrations ; 18 cm

Notes:
With texts by Simone Böcker, Jan von Brevern, Kerstin Ergenzinger, Hanna Hemberger, Sandra Huning, Philip Koch, Mona Mahall, Dulmini Perera, Anne Rademacher, Caroline Rosenthal, Dorothee Rummel, Matthias Stippich, | With illustrations by Max Guther

Summary:

Urban design and wildness may seem at odds, yet as cities evolve, wildness is increasingly seen as a resource - shaping how we think about and create our living environments. From urban gardening to rewilding projects, wild practices are gaining ground. Are these trends signs of genuine transformation or just the commercialization of sustainability? How are other disciplines rethinking wildness? And how can architects and planners engage critically with these ideas? Let's Talk Wild! brings together 12 interdisciplinary voices in a multi-layered dialogue on chaos, creativity, and the complex meanings of wildness.

ISBN:

9783944425511 (paperback)
3944425510 (paperback)

Subject:

Sustainable development.
City planning.
Développement durable.
sustainable development.

Added entries:

Rummel, Dorothee, author, editor
Hemberger, Hanna, author, editor
Guther, Max, illustrator
M Books, publisher

12 perspectives on the power and paradox of wildness in expanding urban design
Twelve perspectives on the power and paradox of wildness in expanding urban design

Holdings:

Location: Library main y 322468
Call No.: 322468
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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