Gardens of Gelderland: Design Research Explorations into Resilient Estate Landscapes

B. Cattoor; S.I. de Wit; E.A.J. Luiten; S. Nijhuis; Y. Peng

Gardens of Gelderland: Design Research Explorations into Resilient Estate Landscapes

B. Cattoor (Editor), S.I. de Wit (Editor), E.A.J. Luiten (Editor), S. Nijhuis (Editor), Y. Peng (Editor)

Landscape Architecture

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Abstract

Report of the MSc Landscape Architecture 2019 - 2020, Graduation Lab Resilient Heritage Landscapes. In this graduation lab landscape architecture students from TU Delft explored the landscape assets of private and dispersed heritage properties and developed design strategies to engage them in future-proof landscape development. The focus of the lab is on the landscape system of castles and historic country estates in Gelderland, a region in the East of the Netherlands, also known as the ‘Garden of Gelderland’. Strategically chosen learning cases are elaborated via research-through-design to explore landscape architecture principles for context-sensitive water management, landscape coherence, ecological development and recreation at multiple scales, as well as their spatial implications.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Delft
Publisher	Delft University of Technology
Number of pages	148
Publication status	Published - 2020

Bibliographical note

Student work MSc Landscape Architecture, TU Delft
Graduation Lab Resilient Heritage Landscapes, 2019 - 2020

Keywords

Heritage landscape
Resilient Heritage
Estate landscape
Water management
Tourism
Estate
Gelderland
Design research
Landscape coherence
Landscape ecology
landscape architectonic approach
Landscape architecture
Climate change

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Gardens of Gelderland: Design Research Explorations into Resilient Estate Landscapes

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