In October 2017 Professor Richard Weller from University of Pennsylvania visited our faculty. He gave a lecture titled âAtlas for the End of the Worldâ as part of the How do you landscape? (HDYL?) lecture series, attracting a large audience. The lecture revolved around Wellerâs approach in practice and research and how his thinking on…
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âAll perceiving is also thinking, all reasoning is also intuition, all observation is also invention.â This quote of Rudolf Arnheim was the starting point of the 4 hour mapping workshop for graduate students [1]. Two landscape types, graphite, paper, cups and silverwork were the means to explore mapping as a tool in landscape architecture. The…
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