SESSION 1 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF IDEAS − Conceptual analysis
ALICIA LÓPEZ-RODRÍGUEZ¹, RAFAEL ESCRIBANO-BOMBÍN¹, VERÓNICA HERNÁNDEZ JIMÉNEZ¹
1 - Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM), Spain
The impact of mind on nature. Lessons learned from the ecology-aesthetics interplay
MICHAEL LENNON¹, KAREN FOLEY²
12 - UCD School of Architecture, Ireland
Repositioning Landscape Architecture: Can Green Infrastructure support the profession’s
evolution?
PER HEDFORS
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden
Towards the Fundamentals of Landscape Architecture Theory
RUDI VAN ETTEGER
Wageningen University, Netherlands
Design criticism for the sensory deprived, cultivation of the wrong ideas
DANIEL JAUSLIN¹; SKJONSBERG²; FEDERICO CURIEL³
1 - TU Delft Chair of Landscape Architecture, Netherlands
2 - EPFL Lausanne Architecture and Sciences of the City, Switzerland
3 - DGJ Architects & Landscapes, Hong Kong
Design Analysis of Dutch Architecture with Landscape Methods
SESSION 1 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF LAND − Landscape planning and process
LAURA ROLDÃO COSTA
University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro (UTAD), Portugal
Urban growth, Green spaces, and public transport in Oporto and Matosinhos
MANUELA MAGALHÃES¹; NATÁLIA S. CUNHA¹
1 - Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Portugal
Ecological Network for Portugal - A national environmental planning instrument
MARTIN VAN DEN TOORN
Technical University Delft, Facultu of Architecture, Netherlands
Design approaches at the regional level compared;
Veerse Meer
landscape plans for Brielse and
ROBERT OLDEN¹, AYTAÇ GÜLŞEN¹
1 - Istanbul Technical University Faculty of Architecture, Turkey
Taksim Gezi Park, Istanbul: Why under threat?
SOPHIA MEERES
University College Dublin, School of Architecture, Ireland
Visions of the Countryside
SESSION 1 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF NATURE − Transformation and water
JANA ADAMKOVA¹, KAREL HAVLIS¹
1 - Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture, Czech Republic
Creative approaches to brownfields transformation
MARIA MATOS SILVA
Foundation for Science and Technology, Portugal
Public space design and flood risk management infrastructure – the Lisbon case
OANA BALOI
Wageningen University and Research Centre, Netherlands
Urban wetlands in the core of Africa. Protection and creation of Urban Wetland Landscape
in Kigali
SABINE BOUCHE-PILLON¹,², SÉBASTIEN BONTHOUX¹
1 - École Nationale de la Nature et du Paysage (National School of Higher studies in Nature and Landscape
Architecture), Blois, France
2 - University of Tours, UMR CNRS 7324 CITERES(Cities, territories, environment and societies – The National centre
for research), France
Participatory science and urban ecology issues experienced by landscape architecture
students
URSULA NOTHHELFER
SNOW Landscape Architects, Germany
Rethinking the cultivation of the dying floodplains of the river Rhine
SESSION 1 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF ART − History and culture
CLÁUDIA FERNANDES¹, PAULO FARINHA-MARQUES¹
1 - University of Porto, Faculty of Sciences, Department of Geosciences, Environment and Spatial Planning,
Portugal
Natural heritage assessment of Alto Douro Wine Region Cultural Landscape
FILIPE THEMUDO-BARATA, JOSÉ MANUEL DE MASCARENHAS & SOFIA CAPELO
University of Évora, Portugal
How important is social cohesion to heritage landscape preservation and interpretation?
JUNGHWA KIM¹, KYUNGJIN ZOH¹
1 - Seoul National University, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Korea, South
Transformation of Nature as Represented in Botanical Gardens in Seoul
KRISTOF FATSAR
Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
Professional Networking of European Landscape Gardeners in the First Half of the 19th
Century
PAUL CURETON
University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Representing Vernacular Landscape in New Towns
SESSION 1 − PECHA KUCHA − CULTIVATION OF IDEAS − Conceptual analysis
ARNOUD VAN DER WAL
HAS University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands
More creativity in design after experimenting with arrangements
HENRIK SCHULTZ
Stein+Schultz, Germany
Research through Design through Walking
IAN FISHER
Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom
Landscape Urbanism Futures in the North West of England
MARIA KYLIN¹, STINA BODELIUS¹
1 - SLU, Swedish Agricultural University, Sweden
Ingenious play with legal frames
MARIA-BEATRICE ANDREUCCI
Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy
Progressing Green Infrastructure in Europe
PEDRO ARSÉNIO¹, ANA MENDES², FRANCISCO REGO3
1 - Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Centro Integrado de Agronomia,
Alimentos, Ambiente e Paisagem (LEAF) & Centro de Ecologia Aplicada Prof. Baeta Neves (CEABN), Portugal
2 - Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Portugal
3 - Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Centro de Ecologia Aplicada Prof. Baeta
Neves (CEABN), Portugal
A Landscape visual preference study by different user groups in coastal Alentejo
SANDRA COSTA¹, RICHARD COLES¹, ANNE BOULTWOOD¹
1 - Birmingham City University (Birmingham Institute of Art and Design), United Kingdom
Special places and attachments as drivers for cultivating well-being
TIM DELSHAMMAR
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department for Landscape Architecture, Planning and
Management, Sweden
Assessment systems and the design task
ULRICH KIAS
Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Is Geodesign the future key technology for IT in Landscape Architecture?
MICK ABBOTT
Lincoln University, New Zealand
The product of landscape’s phenomenological turn: designing an experience of nature
SIGRID HEHL-LANGE and ECKART LANGE
University of Sheffield, UK
Participatory cultivation of ideas for a new urban park in Sheffield
SESSION 1 − PECHA KUCHA − CULTIVATION OF LAND − Landscape planning and process
ANDREIA SAAVEDRA CARDOSO¹,²
1 - Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Centro de Estudos de Arquitectura Paisagista
“Prof. Caldeira Cabral”, Portugal
2 - Université Catholique de Louvain, Faculté LOCI (Faculté d'Architecture, d'Ingénierie Architecturale et
d'Urbanisme), Centre de Recherches et d'Études pour l'Action territoriale (CREAT), France
Agro-urbanism and the provision of agricultural public goods
ANNA GAŁECKA-DROZDA
Poland
To cultivate or not to cultivate? Open spaces within cities
ÅSA KLINTBORG AHLKLO
Swedish University of
Management, Sweden
Agricultural
Sciences,
Department
of
Landscape Architecture,
Planning and
Growing children in the garden – a 19th-century idea of cultivation
IVANA BLAGOJEVIC
University in Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture, Serbia
Image of cultivating highway landscape design in Serbia
JOANNA STORIE
Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonia
From forced to voluntary cooperation in rural Latvia: Changing mindsets, changing
language
NADJA PENKO SEIDL
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
The development of concepts for prime agricultural land conservation
NATHAN HEAVERS
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States of America
Introducing Forest Farming Practices to Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC: A Conceptual
Approach
PIETER FORÉ
Belgium
Climate Adaptation: Drawing common grounds
DINEMIS KUSULUOGLU; IZGI UYGUR
Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
Dirtscapes: Recultivation of Cukurbostans in Constantinapole with Urban Agriculture
SEVGI GORMUS¹, SERHAT CENGIZ²; GIZEM OZDEMIR¹
1 - Bartin University, Turkey
2 - Ankara University, Turkey
The Agrarian Landscape and Urban Sustainability, Case study: Bartın City, Turkey
SESSION 1 − PECHA KUCHA − CULTIVATION OF NATURE − Transformation and water
CLARA PONTE E SOUSA
University of Évora, Portugal
Wildflower meadows management in mediterranean climate
JAN VAN MERRIËNBOER
University of Applied Sciences, Hogeschool VHL, Velp, Netherlands
The rise, significance and legacy concerning the theories about nature of Louis G. Le Roy
KAMNI GILL
University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
The Redress of Groves
LOLITA VOISIN¹, SYLVIE SERVAIN-COURANT¹, ARNAUD FÂCHE²
1 - ENSNP Blois, UMR CITERES Université de Tours, France
2 - ENSNP Blois, France
Landscape as a revealing tool of the tensions in territory planning policies
MAIJA JANKEVICA
Latvia University of Agriculture, Latvia
Cultivating nature in urban areas according to wilderness and naturalness
OUTI TAHVONEN
Aalto University, Finland
Water for vegetation – knowledge base for an integrated approach to sustainable
stormwater management
VITA ZLENDER
University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
The accessibility factors influencing the use of peri-urban green open spaces
VLADIMIR IONUT BOC, ROBERT MIHAI IONESCU¹; IOANA CRISTINA STREZA¹
1 - University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Bucharest, Romania
Conservation Premises for Vacaresti Urban Wetland
ANA BEJA DA COSTA
Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Portugal
Estuarine Landscape Dynamics in Urban Maputo
MARÍA DEL PILAR MARTÍNEZ DIZ¹, MARÍA ISABEL IGLESIAS DÍAZ¹, SANTIAGO LAMOSA
QUINTEIRO¹
1 - Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Using native species in extensive Green roofs in Galicia by different planting methods
RICARDO RIBEIRO¹, JOANA LOPES¹
1 - University of Lisbon, Faculty of Architecture, Portugal
Landscape process: costal area transformation
SESSION 1 − PECHA KUCHA − CULTIVATION OF ART − History and culture
ANA LUÍSA SOARES¹, SÓNIA TALHÉ AZAMBUJA¹, TERESA MARQUES¹, ANA ISABEL SILVA¹, JOÃO
AZAMBUJA²; PEDRO ARSÉNIO³
1 - Rede de Investigação em Biodiversidade e Biologia Evolutiva (INBIO), Portugal
2 - Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Nova School of Business and Economics, Portugal
3 - Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Centro Integrado de Agronomia, Alimentos,
Ambiente e Paisagem (LEAF) & Centro de Ecologia Aplicada Prof. Baeta Neves (CEABN), Portugal
The Landscape Heritage Inventory Data Model of Project LX GARDENS Lisbon’s Historic
Gardens
FRANÇOISE CRÉMEL
Larep-ENSP Marseille-Versailles, France
From a site to its stake: The commentary of landscape, a shaped experience
GERMIN EL GOHARY
Egypt
CULTIVATE A TUNE: A study on teaching Landscape by Visualizing Music
JULIA GEORGI¹; ANTONARA, ELENI²
1 - Neapolis University of Pafos, Research &European Programmes, Cyprus
2 - Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
The Byzantine Gardens: Landscape gardens of Patriarchate’s Theological School of Halki
MAŁGORZATA KACZYŃSKA¹, ANNA RÓŻAŃSKA-MAZURKIEWICZ¹
1 - Warsaw University of Life Sciences-SGGW, Faculty of Horticulture Biotechnology and Landscape
Architecture, Department of Landscape Art, Poland
Wayside shrines, crosses and holy statues. Cultivation of unique art in contemporary urban
landscape
SARA MIRHADI¹, RASOUL RAFAAT²
1 - Shiraz University, Faculty of Art and Architecture, Shiraz, Iran
2 - University of Tehran, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tehran, Iran
Cultivating the Character of Place as an Approach to Design Meaningful Landscapes
CARLA ANTUNES¹, JOÃO BARÃO¹, ANTÓNIO COVAS¹
1 - University of Algarve, Portugal
Proposal for delimitation an agroecological park in the urban-rural interface of Faro
meadow
JOSÉ MIGUEL LAMEIRAS¹,², PAULO FARINHA-MARQUES¹,²; IAN JØRGENSEN³
1 - University of Porto, Faculty of Sciences, Department of Geosciences, Environment & Spatial Planning,
Portugal
2 - Research Centre in Biodiversity and Genetic Resources, University of Porto, Portugal
3 - University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Sciences, Denmark
From concept to form: Terrain design representation
LIEN DUPONT¹, VEERLE VAN EETVELDE¹
1 - Ghent University, Belgium
Analyzing the influence of landscape related expertise on the visual exploration of
landscape images
ROLAND WUCK
Austria
Ideas against boredom – Teaching by design competitions June 5
MYEONGJUN LEE¹, JEONGHANN PAE¹
1 - Seoul National University, Korea, South
Condition of Photo-fake: Rethinking Photomontage in Contemporary Landscape Design
SESSION 2 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF IDEAS − Design principles
ANAÏS LEGER-SMITH
School of Landscape Architecture of Angers, Agrocampus Ouest, Landscape Department, France
Principles for ecological landscape design practices at the neighbourhood scale in France
DAGMAR GRIMM-PRETNER¹; KARL GRIMM²; DORIS GSTACH³
1 - University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Institute of Landscape Architecture, Austria
2 - Karl Grimm Landscape Architects, Austria
3 - University of Applied Sciences Erfurt, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Germany
Ideas and Rules - The Idea of Everyday Urban Landscapes in Design Guidelines
GABRIELLA SZASZAK¹; ALBERT FEKETE¹
1 - Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
Inclusive Design for Accessible Public Spaces in the Downtown of Budapest
KAREN FOLEY
UCD School of Architecture, Ireland
Promoting community resilience through the medium of operative landscape
MICK ABBOTT¹, JACKY BOWRING¹
1 - Lincoln University, New Zealand
Design as Method: the strengths of a lab-based research approach in landscape
architecture research
SESSION 2 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF LAND − Urban agriculture
ANDERS LARSSON¹; MADELEINE GRANVIK²
1 - SLU Alnarp, Sweden, Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management, Sweden
2 - SLU Ultuna, Sweden, Department of Urban and Rural Development, Sweden
Mitigating urban sprawl and safeguarding food production – problems and possibilities
AXEL TIMPE
RWTH Aachen University, Chair of Landscape Architecture, Germany
The productive park as a green infrastructure – first results from COST Action Urban
Agriculture
FREDERICO MEIRELES¹,², SANDRA COSTA¹,², BIANCA SILVA¹, LINA FERNANDES¹, MARIA
SOUSA¹; MARIANA SILVA¹
1 - Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro (UTAD), Portugal
2 - Centre for the Research of Technology and Agro-Environmental and Biological Sciences, CITAB,
Portugal
Towards the Classification of Urban Allottment Gardens
MAGGIE ROE ¹; INGRID SARLÖV HERLIN²; SUZANNE SPEAK¹
1 - University of Newcastle, School of Architecture Planning and Landscape, United Kigdom
2 - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and
Management, Sweden
Cultivating food (and building new cultures) in urban/urban fringe landscapes
SARA IMPERA¹; MAURO MARINELLI¹
1 - Politecnico di Milano, DAStU Department, Italy
Agriculture as architecture of territory: re-using abandoned rural spaces through land
cultivation
SESSION 2 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF NATURE − Ecological design
ANNA JORGENSEN
1 - University of Sheffield, Department of Landscape, United Kingdom
Rus in urbe: new urban-rural cultural landscapes?
MOJCA GOLOBIC
University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Department for landscape architecture, Slovenia
Cultivation as a nature conservation principle: the ethical paradox or sustainable solution?
PAULO FARINHA-MARQUES¹², CLÁUDIA FERNANDES¹², JOSÉ MIGUEL LAMEIRAS¹², FILIPA
GUILHERME²
1 - University of Porto, Faculty of Sciences, Department of Geosciences, Environment & Spatial Planning,
Portugal
2 - Research Centre in Biodiversity and Genetic Resources, University of Porto, Portugal
Urban Green Structure in the city of Porto: Morphology and biodiversity
RITA OCCHIUTO
Université de Liège, Faculté d'Architecture, Belgium
‘Lab Pay(S)age’ : a Landscape Observatory for Research by Project
IVA RECHNER DIKA¹; BRANKA ANIČIĆ¹
1 - University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agronomy, Department of ornamental plants, landscape architecture and
garden art, Croatia
Rethinking ecological design
SESSION 2 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF ART − History and culture
CLAUDIA MARIA BUCELLI
Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy
Pietro Porcinai and Pinocchio’s Park in Collodi, Italy: art, garden, landscape
JOON HYUN KIM
Seoul National University, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Korea,
South
Ui-Won: Imaginary Garden of the late 18th to 19th Century Joseon Dynasty
MIN WANG¹, QIAOSHA SHI¹
1 - Tongji University, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Department of Landscape Studies, , Shanghai,
China
Landscape image as a linkage of urban open space and traditional cultural life
SÓNIA TALHÉ AZAMBUJA
Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Centro de Ecologia Aplicada Professor Baeta Neves
(CEABN/ISA/UL), Portugal
From Iconography to Symbology: landscape and nature in Portuguese paintings (15th-16th
centuries)
PINAR KOYLU¹; OGUZ YILMAZ²
1 - Duzce University, Faculty of Forestry Department of Landscape Architecture, Turkey
2 - Ankara University, Faculty of Agriculture Department of Landscape Architecture, Turkey
Landscapes as a system and systems theory as an approach to landscape design
SESSION 3 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF IDEAS − Experience and perception
CATHERINE SZANTO
Universite de Liege, Belgium
From landscape to garden to landscape: Travelling through the scales of perception
MARIA FRANCISCA LIMA
Portugal
Urban Mutability or Urban Mutabilities
MATLUBA KHAN¹; SIMON BELL²
1 - University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
2 - OPENSpace Research Centre, United Kingdom
Children’s development and the role of the Outdoor Environment: Theoretical paper
SYLVIE VAN DAMME
University College Ghent, School of Arts, Belgium
Landscape matters! - Landscape narratives in landscape architecture
TAL ALON-MOZES
Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
Environmental narratives and the Israeli agricultural landscape
SESSION 3 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF LAND − Urban agriculture
FAN FU¹, XIN YANG, XIN¹, BO ZHANG¹
1 - College of Architecture and Civil Engineering, North China Univerisity of Technology, China
Food Urbanism: Why does it matter to Chinese Cities?
MICHAEL ROTH
Nuertingen-Geislingen University, Germany
Urban Agriculture as a Means to Linking Teaching, Research and Practice in Landscape
Planning
ROB ROGGEMA
1 - Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences, Velp, Netherlands
Framing Urban Agriculture: the Quest for New Design Concepts
VLATKA COLIC
University of Sassari, Department of Architecture, Design and Urbanism, Italy
Agripuncture - Redrawing the city landscape with urban agriculture projects
MAYUMI HAYASHI¹, WANG XIAO¹
1 - University of Hyogo, Japan
Ideas for community design through reconstruction aid and interchange activities after the
Great East Japan Disaster
SESSION 3 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF NATURE − Research methods
ALEXANDRA TISMA4, RENE VAN DER VELDE¹, STEFFEN NIJHUIS², MICHIEL POUDEROIJEN³
Netherlands
A method for metropolitan landscape characterization: The case study of Rotterdam
HANNE BAT FINKE
Danish Centre for Rural Research, Denmark
The phenomenon Denmarks garden: New landscape services emerging in the rural
paradigm shift
SANDA LENZHOLZER¹, ROBERT BROWN²
1 - Wageningen University, Netherlands
2 - University of Guelph, Canada
Climate-responsive positivistic ‘research through designing’
TERESA BATISTA¹, JOSÉ MASCARENHAS², PAULA MENDES³, CARLOS PINTO GOMES4
1 - CIMAC and ICAAM-University of Évora, Portugal
2 - CIDEHUS and UNESCO, University of Évora, Portugal
3 - University of Évora, Portugal
4 - ICAAM – University of Évora, Portugal
Methodological proposal for the assessment of vegetation heritage value in Central
Alentejo (Portugal)
SUE ANN
SESSION 3 − FULL PAPERS − CULTIVATION OF ART − Teaching and Learning
DERMOT FOLEY
University College Dublin, Ireland
Forestry, not forest - teaching tools for urban design on vacant sites
ANA MARÍA MOYA PELLITERO
1 - Universidade Lusófona, Instituto Superior Manuel Teixeira Gomes, Portugal
Re-thinking the urban landscape: Mapping Identity
TERESA PORTELA MARQUES¹,²; MARIA JOSÉ CURADO¹,²
1 - Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade do Porto, Portugal
2 - INBIO - Rede de Investigação em Biodiversidade e Biologia Evolutiva, Portugal
The ´Landscape of Castros’ of the river Ave valley - How to assess it? How to enhance it
ZUZANA AMBROŽOVÁ
Czech Republic
Public space design and creativity in landscape architecture education
NÖEL VAN DOOREN¹, HARMA HORLINGS¹
1 - University of Amsterdam, Academy of Architecture, Netherlands
Supporting the design studio: observing practitioners and evaluating personal experience
June 16