Modelling Fluid Soils: Designing Together for the Wadden Sea Landscapes in Transition

Laura Cipriani; Zhaolei Li; Keyan Tang; Hanneke Wander; Madelief Dekker; Wong Yin Wah; Suihui Kuo; Nicolle Cobben; Martine Schüll; null More Authors

Modelling Fluid Soils: Designing Together for the Wadden Sea Landscapes in Transition

Laura Cipriani, Zhaolei Li, Keyan Tang, Hanneke Wander, Madelief Dekker, Wong Yin Wah, Suihui Kuo, Nicolle Cobben, Martine Schüll, More Authors

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The relationship between soil and water is at the center of interest now more than ever. Like many other littoral areas around the globe, such as lagoons, wetlands, islands, and their inland areas, the Wadden Sea territories struggle between two opposing forces: permanence and transformation. The war between man and nature is waged on various fronts (i.e. geo-morphological, climatic, ecological environmental, architectural, and landscape) and in urban settlements.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Embracing the Future of the Wadden Sea Landscapes
Subtitle of host publication	Voices and Imageries from Students and Educators
Editors	Laura Cipriani
Place of Publication	Delft
Publisher	Delft University of Technology, Faculteit Bouwkunde
Pages	22-55
Number of pages	34
ISBN (Electronic)	978-94-6366-895-8
Publication status	Published - 2024

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Cipriani, L., Li, Z., Tang, K., Wander, H., Dekker, M., Wah, W. Y., Kuo, S., Cobben, N., Schüll, M., & More Authors (2024). Modelling Fluid Soils: Designing Together for the Wadden Sea Landscapes in Transition. In L. Cipriani (Ed.), Embracing the Future of the Wadden Sea Landscapes: Voices and Imageries from Students and Educators (pp. 22-55). Delft University of Technology, Faculteit Bouwkunde.

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