Planning and Designing Cities for a Rising Sea Level. The book brings together perspectives from law, governance, risk assessment, urban and landscape planning and design. It is aimed at professionals, researchers and decision-makers working with coastal adaptation.
Urban Shores - Towards Landscape-Based Coastal Adaptation. The book serves as a tool for planners, architects, biologists, engineers, and decision-makers. It connects research and practice and contributes to a new understanding of how coastal cities can be transformed with respect for both nature and culture – with an eye to the necessary adaptations of...
Living Together - More than human ecologies for architectural thinking
Megalopolis - A Future for Big Cities. This book is about the cities of the future, and about the opportunities – and dangers – of a world where cities continue to grow.
Housing Micropolitics Pedagogies: Designing and practicing Collectivity. This is a book about socio-spatial dynamics, the intertwinement of design and politics, and the agency of the architect(s) in rethinking collectivity and collective practices in architecture.
Nature-inclusive Urban Development - From experiments to governance. The construction industry is keen to give nature a bigger role in area development, but the road from ambition to realization and management is a challenging one. This book identifies key challenges encountered during the various phases of the planning process and highlights possible...
Publication in August - preorder now! Trees Time Architecture - Design in Constant Transformation. Trees, Time, Architecture: living plant construction offers new perspectives in the age of limited resources
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Powered by AI - Artificial Intelligence in Landscape Architecture and Urbanism. Discussions with leading designers, scientists and artists – such as Piet Oudolf, Refik Anadol, Peter Veenstra and Carlos Bañón – explore the power and significance of AI. How does it change the designer's work process? How far does data processing and analysis extend? What...