Crisis, Poignancy and the Sublime : Climate change is one of the largest-scale crises that humanity faces. An understanding of the sublime potentially offers designers a way to respond to it at a human scale
Cyhoeddwyd yn: | Topos 76(2011)S. 46-50 |
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Prif Awduron: | Hill, Kristina (Awdur), Sasso, Laura (Awdur) |
Fformat: | Erthygl |
Iaith: | German |
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Crisis Landscapes : Close to Home ; This issue of Topos examines crisis situations in relationship to the landscape
gan: Bridger, Jessica
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The Social Dimension of Crisis : Disasters like the January 2011 flood in Queensland, Australia influence whole communities.
gan: Raxworthy, Julian
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Human Shields : The Surface As Avatar ; Simple architectural gestures like color and decoration in the landscape can be powerful signifying elements that mark change. three post-crisis cities
gan: Fowler, Justin
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Barking Riverside : a landscape approach for adapting to climate change ; A holistic solution, presented by Gustafson Porter, of water chains, rain gardens, storm water planters, swales, attenuation ponds, creeks and floodplains ensures the former brownfield site is ready for coming climate-change events
gan: Locher, Lot
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The Evolving Urban Park : Observations from a park bench ; A vibrant set of new parks in Sydney reach for a more sophisticated understanding of their context and offer a new interpretation of the role of the contemporary park in Sydney life
gan: Gallagher, Libby
Cyhoeddwyd: (2011)