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xi, 387 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
New York : Harper and Row, 1970., ©1969
The raw and the cooked / Claude Lévi-Strauss ; translated from the French by John and Doreen Weightman.
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New York : Harper and Row, 1970., ©1969
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The Nature of Landscape offers an inspiring, personal account of a quest into the meaning and background of the term ‘landscape’. The author, a landscape planner and designer currently teaching at Eindhoven University of Technology, researches the origins of landscape in our civilization and describes different points of view that have helped shape our opinions on(...)
The nature of landscape : a personal quest
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The Nature of Landscape offers an inspiring, personal account of a quest into the meaning and background of the term ‘landscape’. The author, a landscape planner and designer currently teaching at Eindhoven University of Technology, researches the origins of landscape in our civilization and describes different points of view that have helped shape our opinions on landscape. For the author, our notion of landscape is focused around the terms 'nature versus culture' and 'native versus foreign'. These counterparts make up his 'mindscape diamond', a modified matrix that not only explains trends in landscape perception and design, but also helps to define developments in land use, architecture, urban planning and environmental art. On a more metaphorical level, the author's abundantly illustrated quest is symbolized by a number of personal impressions, such as the discovery of a stone circle in the desert, a lesson in the peculiarities of the Russian language, a journey along the industrial heritage of the German Ruhrgebiet and a visit to a town where ‘Bavaria comes to Washington’. Offering an unexpected reading experience, these and other descriptions demonstrate how varied ‘landscape’ can be. In a worldwide overview of 30 landscape related artworks and 30 park designs, the author discusses landscape attitudes past and present. In a final chapter, he brings together recent developments in society, architecture and art to make a forecast of landscape trends in the near future. Themes such as man-made nature and reinvented heritage conclude this unusual book on the essence of landscape.
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Landscape Theory
ABC de la nature
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Bernadette Gervais nous offre un magnifique abécédaire grand format. Idéal pour les plus jeunes, pour l'apprentissage de l'alphabet et découvrir les beautés de la nature.Bernadette Gervais à longtemps collaboré avec francesco Pittau (le duo Pittau-Gervais) et continue son exploration du monde jeunesse en solo. Son travail pictural est ici particulièrement remarquable,(...)
ABC de la nature
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Bernadette Gervais nous offre un magnifique abécédaire grand format. Idéal pour les plus jeunes, pour l'apprentissage de l'alphabet et découvrir les beautés de la nature.Bernadette Gervais à longtemps collaboré avec francesco Pittau (le duo Pittau-Gervais) et continue son exploration du monde jeunesse en solo. Son travail pictural est ici particulièrement remarquable, mélange de pochoirs et de travail à l'éponge.
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''Reconnecting Cities, People, and Nature'' is a call to action for urban designers to deeply engage with the living fabric of the city. By working together with humans, non-humans, and allied disciplines, designers can spark a transformation that reshapes cities into thriving, sustainable social and natural ecosystems. Twenty thought-provoking design exercises explore(...)
Reconnecting cities, people, and nature
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''Reconnecting Cities, People, and Nature'' is a call to action for urban designers to deeply engage with the living fabric of the city. By working together with humans, non-humans, and allied disciplines, designers can spark a transformation that reshapes cities into thriving, sustainable social and natural ecosystems. Twenty thought-provoking design exercises explore what the city as a complex biotope could be like, inspiring action and creating change.
Urban Theory
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ix, 309 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cm
London ; New York : Routledge in association with the Open University, 1999.
The American cities and technology reader : wilderness to wired city / edited by Gerrylynn K. Roberts.
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ix, 309 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cm
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London ; New York : Routledge in association with the Open University, 1999.
Nature of enclosure
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Overlapped by cultural consumption and politics, planetary imagination stimulates a useful framework for interrogating the human impact on environmental limitations over a technological foreground. The blurry lines between the engineered logic and cultural imagination are continually embedded and influenced by intuition in the cultural practices of capital enclosure.(...)
Nature of enclosure
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Overlapped by cultural consumption and politics, planetary imagination stimulates a useful framework for interrogating the human impact on environmental limitations over a technological foreground. The blurry lines between the engineered logic and cultural imagination are continually embedded and influenced by intuition in the cultural practices of capital enclosure. Theories, design practices, and the forms of imagination, including science fiction, open up critical questions on the status of our environment here on Earth. This book comprises a series of conversations to gather experts from a range of disciplines at the intersection of architecture and the environment. It continues the conversation with a collection of essays as both reflections from the provocative discussions and expanding the discourse of enclosed environments in architecture and design fields.
Architectural Theory
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1 audiocassette (DAT) (122 min.) ; 2 7/8 x 2 1/8 in., 1/8 in. tape. master, 2 audio discs (61 min., 19 sec. ; 61 min., 39 sec.) ; 12 cm consultation copy
[1996]
Olmsted et le réaménagement du parc du Mont-Royal : de l'analyse à la pratique.
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[1996]
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319 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), facsimiles, portraits ; 32 cm
Munich : Schirmer/Mosel, [2017], ©2017
Thomas Struth / edited by Thomas Weski and Ulrich WIlmes ; with texts by Thomas Weski, Jana-Maria Hartmann, Ulrich Wilmes ; and a conversation between Okwui Enwezor and Thomas Struth.
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319 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), facsimiles, portraits ; 32 cm
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Munich : Schirmer/Mosel, [2017], ©2017
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Paris under water : how the city of light survived the great flood of 1910 / Jeffrey H. Jackson.
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x, 262 pages : illustrations, map ; 25 cm
New York : Palgrave Macmillian, 2010.
Paris under water : how the city of light survived the great flood of 1910 / Jeffrey H. Jackson.
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New York : Palgrave Macmillian, 2010.
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« La nature oppose ses ciels calmes et ses raisons à la folie des hommes. » Ni « éclaireur » de l’écologie radicale, ni « pionnier » de la décroissance – les deux termes n’apparaîtront que bien après sa mort –, le philosophe, écrivain et journaliste Albert Camus (1913-1960) peut cependant être qualifié de lanceur d’alerte. En effet, il a su avertir du danger des(...)
Albert Camus & la nature contre l'histoire
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« La nature oppose ses ciels calmes et ses raisons à la folie des hommes. » Ni « éclaireur » de l’écologie radicale, ni « pionnier » de la décroissance – les deux termes n’apparaîtront que bien après sa mort –, le philosophe, écrivain et journaliste Albert Camus (1913-1960) peut cependant être qualifié de lanceur d’alerte. En effet, il a su avertir du danger des idéologies totalitaires, s’élever face à l’exploitation de l’homme par l’homme, dénoncer la défiguration des paysages par la civilisation industrielle, le culte de la raison et du progrès ainsi que l’exil de la beauté naturelle.Alexis Lager et Rémi Larue souhaitent ici interroger la tension entre les notions de « nature » et d’« histoire » afin de mieux mettre en lumière ce que la pensée d’Albert Camus a pu, directement ou indirectement, léguer à l’écologie politique et aux pensées de la décroissance.
Critical Theory