New landscape design / Robert Holden

By:

Holden, Robert

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Oxford Univ. Press : Architectural press, 2003.Description: 191 p. : illustrations (chiefly color), maps (some color)ISBN:

9780750677004

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

712 HOL-N

Contents:

Chapter 1: Pattern as placemaker: Mas de los Voltes / Ampurdán, Catalonia -- Market Place and Water Steps / Hattersheim, Hesse, Germany -- Sony Complex / Potsdamer Platz, Berlin, Germany -- Kitagata Apartments / Kitagata, Gifu Prefecture, Japan -- Agnes Katz Plaza / Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Campus Green / University of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA -- Ibaraki Prefecture Government Offices / Mito City, Japan -- NTT Headquarters / Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan -- Ørestad / Amager Island, Copenhagen, Denmark -- Chapter 2: Minimalism: Tramvia Park / Riana-Montgat, Catalonia, Spain -- Borneo Sporenburg / Amsterdam, The Netherlands -- Rådhusplads / Copenhagen, Denmark -- Nasu History Museum / Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan -- Parc de la Théols / Issoudun, France -- Whiteinch Cross / Glasgow, Scotland -- Enschede Station / Enschede, The Netherlands -- Matchworks / Liverpool, UK -- Chapter 3: Post-industrial: Völklingen Ironworkds / Völklingen, Saarland, Germany -- Ferropolis / near Dessau, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany -- Hedeland Arena / Hedeland, Hedehusene, near Roskilde, Denmark -- Dionyssos Quarries / Mount Pendelikón, Attica, Greece -- Negev Phosphate Works / Zin, Negev Desert, Israel -- Südgelände Nature Park / Berlin, Germany -- Chapter 4: Places of allegory and meaning: El Cedazo Park / Aguascalientes, Mexico -- Jewish Museum / Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany -- Donegall Quay / Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK -- Invalidenpark / Berlin, Germany -- MeSci / Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan -- Insel Hombroich / Neuss, Germany -- Northam Mulark Aboriginal Community Settlement Project / Northam, Western Australia -- The Garden of Australian Dreams / Canberra, Australia -- Chapter 5: Ecological diversity: Potsdamer Platz Redevelopment / berlin, Germany -- Eden Project: Bodelva, Cornwall, UK -- Great Glasshouse, National botanic Garden of Wales / Llarnarthne, Carmarthen, Wales, UK -- Earth Centre / Conisbrough, Yorkshire, UK -- University of Nottingham, UK -- Barcelona Botanic Garden / Barcelona, Spain -- Solar Living Center / Hopland, California, USA -- Water Pollution Control Laboratory / Portland, Oregon, USA.

Summary: Reflecting Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe's view that landscape architecture is the 'mother of the arts', Robert Holden offers an intelligent modern survey of the discipline for designers, planners and architects. The notion that it is an art form pervades the whole book

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Chapter 1: Pattern as placemaker: Mas de los Voltes / Ampurdán, Catalonia --
Market Place and Water Steps / Hattersheim, Hesse, Germany --
Sony Complex / Potsdamer Platz, Berlin, Germany --
Kitagata Apartments / Kitagata, Gifu Prefecture, Japan --
Agnes Katz Plaza / Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania --
Campus Green / University of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA --
Ibaraki Prefecture Government Offices / Mito City, Japan --
NTT Headquarters / Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan --
Ørestad / Amager Island, Copenhagen, Denmark --
Chapter 2: Minimalism: Tramvia Park / Riana-Montgat, Catalonia, Spain --
Borneo Sporenburg / Amsterdam, The Netherlands --
Rådhusplads / Copenhagen, Denmark --
Nasu History Museum / Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan --
Parc de la Théols / Issoudun, France --
Whiteinch Cross / Glasgow, Scotland --
Enschede Station / Enschede, The Netherlands --
Matchworks / Liverpool, UK --
Chapter 3: Post-industrial: Völklingen Ironworkds / Völklingen, Saarland, Germany --
Ferropolis / near Dessau, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany --
Hedeland Arena / Hedeland, Hedehusene, near Roskilde, Denmark --
Dionyssos Quarries / Mount Pendelikón, Attica, Greece --
Negev Phosphate Works / Zin, Negev Desert, Israel --
Südgelände Nature Park / Berlin, Germany --
Chapter 4: Places of allegory and meaning: El Cedazo Park / Aguascalientes, Mexico --
Jewish Museum / Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany --
Donegall Quay / Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK --
Invalidenpark / Berlin, Germany --
MeSci / Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan --
Insel Hombroich / Neuss, Germany --
Northam Mulark Aboriginal Community Settlement Project / Northam, Western Australia --
The Garden of Australian Dreams / Canberra, Australia --
Chapter 5: Ecological diversity: Potsdamer Platz Redevelopment / berlin, Germany --
Eden Project: Bodelva, Cornwall, UK --
Great Glasshouse, National botanic Garden of Wales / Llarnarthne, Carmarthen, Wales, UK --
Earth Centre / Conisbrough, Yorkshire, UK --
University of Nottingham, UK --
Barcelona Botanic Garden / Barcelona, Spain --
Solar Living Center / Hopland, California, USA --
Water Pollution Control Laboratory / Portland, Oregon, USA.

Reflecting Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe's view that landscape architecture is the 'mother of the arts', Robert Holden offers an intelligent modern survey of the discipline for designers, planners and architects. The notion that it is an art form pervades the whole book

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