Landscape | Nature

978-94-90322-78-6 [English Edition] 

Christian Lange, Ibrahim Öztaş

384

17 x 24 cm

Softcover

INSIDE PAGES: ISSUU

English

978-94-90322-78-6 [ISBN JSB] 978-1-927071-44-1 [ISBN CCA]

French

978-94-90322-79-3 [ISBN JSB] 978-1-927071-45-8 [ISBN CCA] 

Co-published with the Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal 

http://www.cca.qc.ca/en/

Date of release: November 2016

978-94-92852-02-1

PRINTtEXT

265

15.2 x 21.6 cm / 5.98 x 8.5 inch

157 bl/w illustrations

Hardcover

English

Includes audio download card of the entire Field Works collection

Release date: September 2018

For more information: stuarthyatt.org https://printtext.co

978-94-92852-06-9

Thomas Soete

224

24 x 30 cm

hardcover

English 

Release date: Summer 2022

Made possible with the support of Delft University of Technology/Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment and the Creative Industries Fund

https://www.tudelft.nl/bk/

978-94-92852-12-0

Janneke Hendriks, Sepus Noordmans

272

16 x 24 cm

Paperback

Date of Release: Spring 2021

English | Japanese

This publication was made possible by the Mondriaan Fund, Stroom Den Haag, Jaap Harten Fonds, Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds / Tijlfonds.

More information: www.nishiko55.com

Published by Jap Sam Books

A Collaboration of Delft University of Technology, Province of Gelderland, Gelders Genootschap.

In the framework of KaDEr, Innocastle

The province of Gelderland (the Netherlands) inherits many castles, country houses and estates. Together they form historic estate landscapes that partially determine the regional landscape character. Climate change and urbanisation have a significant effect on the management and protection of these heritage landscapes. An abundance and a shortage of water, spatial fragmentation and increasing pressure from recreation and tourism are only a few of the challenges that need to be addressed. The complexity of these challenges requires a regional perspective to understand the coherence and systemic relationships between the estates and to help find common ground in which stakeholders can work together to increase the resilience and adaptability of these valuable landscapes.

Resilient Estate Landscapes Gelderland proffers a landscape-based regional approach to understanding, planning and designing heritage estate landscapes. It elaborates a preservation-through-planning approach that takes spatial development with historical landscape structures as a basis and engages in a process with meaningful stakeholder engagement and visualisation/communication to invent spatial strategies and principles founded on co-creation and collaboration while employing spatial design as an essential means.

Resilient Estate Landscapes Gelderland results from a collaborative project of TU Delft Landscape Architecture, the Province of Gelderland and heritage organisation Gelders Genootschap in the framework of the Characteristic and Sustainable Heritage (KaDEr) programme and the EU-Interreg project Innocastle. The book provides a powerful roadmap for the protection and development of future-proof estate landscapes by presenting a practice-oriented approach and its implementation in policy, planning and design. While showcasing best practices from the region and beyond, the book is a valuable resource for everyone interested in the past, present and future of heritage estate landscapes.

978-90-5973-024-3 [episode]

Antenna-Men, Rotterdam

144

21.5 x 28.5

Paperback

Dutch with English summary

978-94-92852-43-4

Caroline de Lint

148

20.4 x 27 cm

Paperback (Zwitserse bindwijze)

English Dutch

Release date: September 2021

This book is published with the support of Boellaardfonds, Van Eesteren-Fluck & Van Lohuizen Stichting, Fentener van Vlissingen Fonds, Fonds Stadsverfraaiing Utrecht, Gemeente Utrecht (Ontwikkelorganisatie Ruimte, Duurzame Stad, afdelingen Groen en Erfgoed)