Recycling spaces : curating urban evolution : the landscape design of Martha Schwartz Partners / Edited by Emily Waugh

By:

Waugh, Emily

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: London Thames & Hudson 2011Description: 293p Hard Bound 27 x 22 cmISBN:

9780500342787

DDC classification:

23 712 WAU

Summary: Through the work of landscape architects Martha Swartz Partners Recycling Spaces examines the role of the designed landscape in answering some of the most difficult questions facing 21st century cities: how to breathe new life into dying city centers, how to create meaningful neighborhoods in rapidly growing areas, how to add economic and social value to depleted resource landscapes, and how to curate the evolution of healthy, vital, and sustainable urban centers.--COVER.

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ASA-Regular Books	Acharya's NRV School of Architecture	Acharya's NRV School of Architecture	712 WAU (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		ASA-R3129

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Through the work of landscape architects Martha Swartz Partners Recycling Spaces examines the role of the designed landscape in answering some of the most difficult questions facing 21st century cities: how to breathe new life into dying city centers, how to create meaningful neighborhoods in rapidly growing areas, how to add economic and social value to depleted resource landscapes, and how to curate the evolution of healthy, vital, and sustainable urban centers.--COVER.

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