Core Sample
36: Landscape Architecture’s Core?
The exploration of disciplinary cores continues with a second volume of the core series, dedicated to Landscape Architecture. The question what is “Landscape Architecture’s Core?” has led us to the rich and diverse collection of work featured in this issue of Harvard Design Magazine.
Articles
Table of Contents
Editors' Letter
Core Sample
Emily Waugh
Essay
A Natural History of English Gardening, 1650–1800
Mark Laird
Airport Landscape: Urban Ecologies in the Aerial Age
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Beyond Sustainable Landscapes
Frederick R. Steiner
Cartographic Grounds: Projecting the Landscape Imaginary
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Claiming Landscape as Architecture
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Critics on Criticism: Landscape Work
Julia Czerniak
Digital Landscape NOW
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Envisioning Hyperlandscapes
Sébastien Marot
Essence-less Landscape Architecture and its Extended Family
Ian Hamilton Thompson
Geographic Representation NOW
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Geology and Physical Geography as Framework for Design and Representation
Anita Berrizbeitia
Immanent Landscape
Christophe Girot
Landscape as Architecture
Charles Waldheim
Landscape Infrastructure
Pierre Bélanger
Landscape Navigator
Mitchell Schwarzer
On Leave, On the Road
John Stilgoe
Projective Ecologies
Chris Reed, Nina-Marie Lister
Recent Literature of Landscape Architecture
John Dixon Hunt
Shadows of Landscape
Günther Vogt
Shifting Landscapes In-Between Times
Jacky Bowring, Simon Swaffield
The Altered Landscape: Photographs of a Changing Environment
Nevada Museum of Art
Visible Invisible
Gary R. Hilderbrand
Why Not Cultural Systems?
Charles A. Birnbaum