The shared landscape: what does aesthetics have to do with ecology?
The steep slopes across from Battir are in Israel, making this shared landscape a transboundary site in the Unesco lexicon.
Or they can be designed for shared landscape features like forest, vernal ponds or wetlands that help manage storm runoff and control flooding.
In the context of a divided city, strong community-culture tends to reproduce new boundaries and territories within the shared landscape.
By the end, Saunders saw, there was a broad, shared landscape between the stories of either a near future or a parallel present, a kind of Saunders-land that is instantly recognisable to his readers.
"Clearly a campus is not necessary to learning — you can learn online — but you learn something else in a shared landscape space, which is about creating a sense of belonging," he said.
We follow the progressive emergence and structuring of a so-called "opponent" network to a highly conflictual wind power project (Seine-et-Marne, Parisian basin, France), paying particular attention to the shared landscape resources engaged in the development of this project.
The presentation will feature stories of how the team is finding ways for people and elephants to coexist in one shared landscape.
The most important aspect of these villages is the resident population's ability to give shape to a shared landscape with which they satisfy collective needs, in the absence of any type of regulation on space structuring.
We have a responsibility to understand the combined role of historic preservation and design, since we are the stewards shepherding our shared landscape heritage in to the future.
The 2012 theme - Landscape and Patronage - honors collaborations like the one between Raymond Nasher, Peter Walker and Renzo Piano that have contributed to our shared landscape heritage and highlights how delicate that legacy can be, whether the landscape is historic or relatively new.
