REVISING GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE – CONCEPTS BETWEEN NATURE AND DESIGN

Daniel Czechowski/Thomas Hauck/Georg Hausladen (Hg.)

This book addresses the theme of „green infrastructure“ from the perspective of landscape architecture. It brings together the work of selected ecologists, engineers, and landscape architects who discuss a variety of theoretical aspects, research projects, teaching methods, and best practice examples in green infrastructure. Each chapter discusses its two aspects: hardware and performance. Hardware describes the tool or device used as a green infrastructure, whereas performance indicates the output or product of a green infrastructure.

Contributes to a „hot“ international current debate on the approach of green infrastructure

Presents all multidisciplinary aspects of the relationship between design and ecology

Discusses innovative approaches and current designing projects in Green Infrastructure

Examines the use of scientific methods, terms and metaphors in designing and planning processes

Brings together the results of research in many countries, and is written by well-known specialists in the field

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Daniel Czechowski/Thomas Hauck/Georg Hausladen (Hg.)

Erschienen: November 2014

Revising Green Infrastructure – Concepts Between Nature and Design

Published by CRC Press

448 Seiten, 201 Bilder

Hardcover

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