I am delighted to invite you on behalf of former How do you Landscape? lecturer of our first series in 2010, Matthew Skjonsberg, at the time a lead designer at West 8. On this way he invites the Dutch academic fellows of Landscape Architecture to the public defence of his PhD thesis: A New Look…
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In the field of the arts, criticism often plays a key role in situating artistic production and instigating debate but especially in propelling theory and practice. As Dave Hickey suggests “Criticism, at its most serious, tries to channel change.” However, in the domains of landscape architecture, architecture and urban design, criticism seems to have a…
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In October 2017 Professor Richard Weller from University of Pennsylvania visited our faculty. He gave a lecture titled “Atlas for the End of the World” as part of the How do you landscape? (HDYL?) lecture series, attracting a large audience. The lecture revolved around Weller’s approach in practice and research and how his thinking on…
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All different projects made during the workshop suggested a wide variety of solutions to address the assigned energy problem, combined with different spatial and aesthetic qualities. We might suggest that a common theme, looking at the different projects lies in the tension between two different conceptions of the periphery: ‘The landscape as an attractive image’…
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Young Dr. Rudi van Ettegers sample of the designed Landscape Aesthetics of Walcheren under sensorial examination at Wageningen by Dr. Saskia de Wit from Delft.
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Rudi van Etteger Date: 10 November 2016 Time: 11:00 – 12:30 Location: Aula, building 362, Gen. Foulkesweg 1, Wageningen Dissertation title: Beyond the Visible. Prolegomenon to an aesthetics of designed landscapes Group: Wageningen University, Landscape Architecture Promotor: Prof.dr.ir. A. van den Brink and prof.dr. H.G.J. Gremmen Co-promotor: Dr. R.C.H.M. van Gerwen Abstract: In this thesis…
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The chair of Landscape Architecture invites you to a new colloquium series in the How Do You Landscape? sessions entitled “SCAPES”. This series focusses on urgent and emerging themes for spatial design, such as disasters and emergencies, co-creation, social justice and new technology. We invite leading academics and practitioners with contrasting or complementary views to…
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The chair of Landscape Architecture invites you to a new series of lectures in How-Do-You-Landscape tradition entitled “SCAPES”. This series continues the direction of the HDYL lectures, this time focusing on specific emerging themes for spatial design, such as disasters and emergencies, co-creation, social justice and new technology. We invite leading academics and practitioners with contrasting…
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