Landscape approach : from local communities to territorial systems

7589, Burhani Book Centre 2026-02-16

Foreword Landscape as Approach: Engaging Medium-as-Method Nina-Marie E. Lister
p.8, Preface Crafting Socio-Environmental Entanglements in a World of Growing
Uncertainties Hannes Zander p.11,Introduction Hannes Zander, Shelagh McCartney,
Samantha Solano, Sonja Vangjeli p.21, Planning Metropolitan Landscape Systems,
Wild, Connected, and Diverse The Role of Landscape Architects in Establishing the
Natural Ecosystem of Canada's Largest City Jane Welsh p.35, Perspectives on
Heritage Conservation and Sustainable Development in Toulouse, France Aliza Sovani
p.45,A Reflexive Approach to Uncertainty 55 Situating Planning Practice in the
Landscape of Afghanistan's City-Regions Justin Kollar, Thomas Nideroest, Mirwais
Rahimi p.55, Ecological Infrastructure as a Systematic Approach to Water Issues
Guangzhou's Sponge City Planning Hexing Chang, Dong Wang p.67, Anchoring Our

Cities in Ecological identity Jennifer A. Dowdell, Keith Bowers p.79, Building Ecological
Infrastructures, Port Lands Flood Protection A Landscape Infrastructural Approach
Shannon Baker, Sonja Vangjeli p.93, Urban Water as a Resource, Not as Waste The
Case for Medium-Scale Hydric Districts in Mexico City Adriana Chávez, Elena Tudela,
Víctor Rico p.103, Livable Waterways for a Water-Sensitive Transition for Cape Town
Tamsin Faragher p.115, Qanatscape, Revealing the Historic Water Landscape of the
Qanat to Inform Future Green infrastructure in Cities of Arid lran Malihe Chamani
p.127, Eternal Ephemera Soft Infrastructures in the Floating City of Uros, Peru Alberto
De Salvatierra p.137, Reading Socio-Political Landscapes, Forest Plantations as
Spatiotemporal Reclamation Strategy Julia Smachylo p.149, Earth Moves Singapore's
Land Reclamation Projects and the Construction of Territor Hans Hortig p.159, "Hic et
Nunc"Palimpsests Reconstructing Historical Natures through the Malm Territory of
Extraction Berta Flaquer p.169, The Living and Breathing Map of Sámi Reindeer
Herding 181, Kjerstin Uhre, Eli Ristin Skum p.181, Planning For Territorial Systems, On
the Edge Re-Framing Our Understanding of a Nissological Territory Matthew A. J.
Brown, Sandra Cooke p.195, Water Lore for the Drylands of Extraction Antonia Besa,
Gini Lee p.207, Conservation Through Indigenous Treaty Revival Duffin's Creek,
VWilliams Treaties Area Sheila Boudreau, Gary Pritchard p.217, Blue Gold Agricultural
Infrastructure & Climate Change in the Sahel Matthew Poot p.229, Nevw Models Of
Practice,Codesign, Collaboration, and Systems Change Reflections on lnnovative
Cross-Cultural and Interdisciplinary Practice Centered on Action in Landscapes of
Conflict Shelagh McCartney, Nina- Marie Lister, Jeffrey Herskovitsp.243, Resensitizing
Urban Waterways and Their Publics Ecological Art in the Built and Unplanned
Environment in the Work of Mare Liberum Kendra Sullivan, Dylan Gauthier, Sunita
Prasad p.255 A Strategy-Driven Model for Sustainable Socio-Environmental
Transformation in Chile Flavio Sciaraffia p.265, Learning Development by Doing The
Evolution of the Resilient Civic Design Collective Lindsay Howe, Ben Mansfield p.277,
Collaborative and Strategic Approaches to Build Urban Resilience in India Sourav
Kumar Biswas, Praveen Raj, Shreya Krishnan, Manushi Ashok Jain, Balaji
Balaganesan, Suriya KP, Sujhatha Arulkumar, Aditi Subramanian, Logeshwaran
Subramanian, Pankti Sanganee (Sponge Collaborative) p.289, Editors p.301,
Contributors p.302, Additional Image Credits, Notes p.304.