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Abstract
Climate change, changing waterscapes and increasing urbanisation signal uncertainty in relation to practices of living and settling. Furthermore, climate adaptation entails the need for space and spatial retrofitting of urban landscapes, thereby questioning current contemporary landscape practices in urban development. This, therefore, implies and implicates diverse interests and diverging value judgments, making changing waterscapes and CA|HOW prone to land-based value disputes.
This research is a landscape architectural response to climate adaptation related to precipitation in the climatic context of Denmark. The starting point is value creation through climate adaptation in everyday urban landscapes; the ordinary places that sometimes go less noticed. The point of departure was to engage the early project phases, by exploring ´missed´ opportunities which could form the basis and strategy for value creation, at a strategic level of qualitative approaches considering transdisciplinary knowledge creation as key in climate adaptation. The research was conducted as landscape architectural Research through Designing (RTD) in three real-time CA|HOW case studies with elements of action research in the context of Aarhus, Denmark. The research outcomes consist of a range of landscape architectural propositional reflections, based on the case study learnings.
This research is a landscape architectural response to climate adaptation related to precipitation in the climatic context of Denmark. The starting point is value creation through climate adaptation in everyday urban landscapes; the ordinary places that sometimes go less noticed. The point of departure was to engage the early project phases, by exploring ´missed´ opportunities which could form the basis and strategy for value creation, at a strategic level of qualitative approaches considering transdisciplinary knowledge creation as key in climate adaptation. The research was conducted as landscape architectural Research through Designing (RTD) in three real-time CA|HOW case studies with elements of action research in the context of Aarhus, Denmark. The research outcomes consist of a range of landscape architectural propositional reflections, based on the case study learnings.
Originalsprog | Engelsk |
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Antal sider | 592 |
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Status | Udgivet - 22 jun. 2018 |
Emneord
- klimatilpasning af byer og landskaber
- vand
- landskabsarkitektur
- byplanlægning
- byudvikling
- Research through Design
- merværdi
- værdiskabelse
- urbane landskaber
Kunstnerisk udviklingsvirksomhed (KUV)
- Nej
Aktiviteter
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Landskabets (tids)horisonter - landskabslæsning, havstigning og kystbyer
Katrina Wiberg (Foredragsholder)
10 maj 2023Aktivitet: Tale eller præsentation › Foredrag og mundtlige bidrag
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Byens våde fødder - en genlæsning af landskabet
Katrina Wiberg (Foredragsholder)
20 mar. 2023Aktivitet: Tale eller præsentation › Foredrag og mundtlige bidrag
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"The Missing Link” a methodology to read the deep patterns of the landscapes,
Katrina Wiberg (Foredragsholder)
27 feb. 2023Aktivitet: Tale eller præsentation › Foredrag og mundtlige bidrag
Priser
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Missing Link - Når vandene mødes i Byen - Odense: Pilotprojekt
Wiberg, K. M., Nielsen, T., Boye, A. M. & Meldgaard, M., maj 2021, Arkitektskolen Aarhus. 254 s.Publikation: Bog / Antologi / Afhandling / Rapport › Rapport › Forskning
Åben adgangFil -
Den Tørre By og Den Våde By
Wiberg, K. M., nov. 2018, I: Landskab. 99, 7, s. 204-207 4 s.Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Formidling
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Den Tørre og Den Våde By
Wiberg, K. M., 2 nov. 2018Publikation: Bidrag der ikke har en tekstform › Udstilling › Formidling
Projekter
- 1 Afsluttet