Landscape Metropolis #9 Drawing Time

S.I. de Wit; I. Bobbink; Noël van Dooren

Landscape Metropolis #9 Drawing Time

S.I. de Wit
, I. Bobbink
, Noël van Dooren

Landscape Architecture

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This issue of Spool – ‘Drawing Time’ – departs from the observation that the metropolitan landscape is subject to time, in many ways. The metropolitan landscape, as it has been studied in Spool over the years, is conceived as the interrelation between urban, infrastructural, rural and natural formations: a dynamic, intertwined and layered urban-landscape structure. The urban condition is viewed from the perspective of the landscape as a permanent underlying substructure and as physical open space with its own spatial, compositional and perceptual characteristics. Time...

Original language	English
Number of pages	128
Journal	Spool. Journal of Architecture and the Built Environment
Volume	9
Issue number	3 #9
Publication status	Published - 2022

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ISBN 978-90-832713-1-6

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SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 15 Life on Land

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Drawing fixed moments in time: Repetitively drawing to understand and reveal consequences of growth, change, decay and idealization within the design
Oppenhuis, L., 2022, In: Spool. Journal of Architecture and the Built Environment. 9, 1 #9, p. 57-74 18 p.
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de Wit, S. I., Bobbink, I. & van Dooren, N., 2022, In: Spool. Journal of Architecture and the Built Environment. 9, 3, p. 1-4 4 p.
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Landscape Metropolis #9 Drawing Time

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Drawing fixed moments in time: Repetitively drawing to understand and reveal consequences of growth, change, decay and idealization within the design

Drawing Time

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