000			01205nam a22001937a 4500
999			_c36305 _d36305
020			_a9789492474568
040			_aBC-EPAU
041			_aeng
100			_aStichting Lijn in Landschap _eFonction à préciser
245			_aLandscape Architecture Urbanism _n18
260			_aWageningen _bStichting Lijn in Landschap _c2022
300			_a 176 p., _b ills colour ET bw, _c17 x 24 cm.
942			_c01 _t0703 _u7.1.2
994			_a07030255
490			_aScape _v18
520			_aMarc Wilson’s images of World War II defence structures inspire thinking about how we deal with these scars in the landscape. Should they be left to the elements and become ruins? Or are they useable for new functions? In the Netherlands, designers are turning similar objects into extraordinary places. The global pandemic has been a time of experimentation as we tried to navigate altered cities. How might a period of upheaval help us rethink the future trends of urban development? Plus, a portrait of the female-led and ecologically focused Finnish office Nomaji, street art in Madrid as sociocultural intervention, the importance of rural places for urban renewal, and more.
653			_aurban development
653			_alandscape