Pruned: Is Landscape Architecture dead?

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Editors at kerb, the annual landscape architecture journal compiled by undergraduates at the Landscape Architecture program @ RMIT, are calling for submissions for their 17th edition. They want to know:

Is Landscape Architecture dead?

Does Landscape Architecture have the capacity to deal with the potentials of the future?

What is the future of Landscape Architecture?

How can landscape be shaped by concepts/models/ideas/theories that are not normally considered relevant to Landscape?

Got some thoughts? Then send them to kerb@ems.rmit.edu.au.

The due date for abstracts is only a few days away — 5 September 2008 — but we are told that they will be happy to accept abstracts and full submissions up until 26 September 2008.

And by abstracts, they mean a 100-250 word outline of the proposed submission - be it written, multimedia, photoessay, model images, etc. The format is open; anything submitted will just need to be accompanied by text.

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June 27, 2011 at 6:54:00 PM CDT
landscape urbanism is dead... landscape architecture is alive and kicking... kill the diagram

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	Is Landscape Architecture dead? Tuesday, September 02, 2008 #journals #Kerb (The real cause of the housing bubble collapse: a 60º driveway slope. Photographer unknown. Source. More here. Via Craig Verzone, of Terragrams.) Editors at kerb, the annual landscape architecture journal compiled by undergraduates at the Landscape Architecture program @ RMIT, are calling for submissions for their 17th edition. They want to know: Is Landscape Architecture dead? Does Landscape Architecture have the capacity to deal with the potentials of the future? What is the future of Landscape Architecture? How can landscape be shaped by concepts/models/ideas/theories that are not normally considered relevant to Landscape? Got some thoughts? Then send them to kerb@ems.rmit.edu.au. The due date for abstracts is only a few days away — 5 September 2008 — but we are told that they will be happy to accept abstracts and full submissions up until 26 September 2008. And by abstracts, they mean a 100-250 word outline of the proposed submission - be it written, multimedia, photoessay, model images, etc. The format is open; anything submitted will just need to be accompanied by text. 1 COMMENT — Anonymous June 27, 2011 at 6:54:00 PM CDT landscape urbanism is dead... landscape architecture is alive and kicking... kill the diagram Post a Comment — Comments on posts older than a week are moderated — —— Newer Post Older Post —— Home	1