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N.F. Mott,J.H. Wilkinson,T.H. Wisement while taking the landscape as the basis. Landscape-based urbanism identifies and guides urban development towards the most advantageous places, functions, scales and inter-relationships through the development of robust landscape structures. Design explorations utilise knowledge of the natural

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,The City Sustainable, Resilient, Regenerative – A Rose by Any Other Name?,ules..This chapter explores the evolution of three different, yet connected paradigms of ecologically responsible design, to achieve a better understanding of what the difference is between the often-conflated concepts of sustainability, resilience, and regeneration. It goes beyond dictionary defini

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Lake District 2.0: Mutability and Low-Density Landscapes in an Accelerated Culture,ses, the answer is not an aesthetic one; (3) things go round in circles; (4) time is speeding up; (5) the rural condition is not natural; and, (6) the site must be seen as a body, or whole, rather than a collection of parts. Lake District 2.0 tests and visualises how these propositions can bring tra

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In-Between Nature: Reconsidering Design Practices for Territories In-Between from a Social-Ecologic. This concept was developed for the city of Rotterdam. The Recovering Membrane is defined as a spatial layer of interaction between two distinctive living environments – urban and rural – and various human and non-human actors in them. The research puts forward that design for the TiB should consid