亞洲當代景觀建築書籍編撰-現正徵件景觀作品案例

徵件時間至2019年5月30日

2019-05-09

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亞洲當代景觀建築書籍編撰-現正徵件景觀作品案例

澳洲景觀專業者
Jillian Walliss (University of Melbourne), Heike Rahmann (RMIT University) and Ricky Ray Ricardo (TCL, former editor of Landscape Architecture Australia)
近期編撰一本關於當代亞洲景觀建築的書,現正徵件景觀案例,
歡迎各個人/團體會員/景觀專業者投稿作品,使台灣作品能於國際嶄露頭角!

徵件時間至2019年5月30日。

本書編輯宗旨
本書期盼提供亞洲當代景觀建築全面性的論述與討論。2019年01月來自亞洲共計24為景觀設計師與學者齊聚北京,共同探討當泰亞洲景觀建築實踐的理念,本次研討會是製定本書提案的關鍵,期盼透過本書撰寫可以向世界展示亞洲當代景觀建築的意義與亞洲設計知識。

詳細資訊請見下方原電子報內容:

 
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A Publication on Contemporary Asian Landscape Architecture: Call for Landscape Projects

 

Now accepting project submissions until 30 May 2019.

 

Call for projects
We invite designers to submit projects for consideration in a new book on contemporary landscape architecture across Asia. We are looking for inspiring and provocative work that can be either built and unbuilt or speculative (e.g. competition entries, masterplans or strategic projects). Projects must be designed after 2000 and show an innovative design approach which advances knowledge in on of the following areas: materiality (including living system); design processes; procurement or impact.
 

Story of the book
This edited book aims to provide the first comprehensive overview and discussion of contemporary landscape architecture practice in Asia. In January 2019, 24 designers and academics from across the Asian region gathered in Beijing to discuss the ideas and frameworks of a contemporary Asian landscape architecture practice. The workshop formed an important step in developing this book proposal. This unprecedented gathering crossed generations and geographies, including leading voices from China, Thailand, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Singapore (e.g. Z+T, Design & Hope, SHMA, PARKKIM, Salad Dressing among others).  As editors of the book, we have now transformed this discussion into a compelling structure that dynamically interweaves theory and design projects to present Asian design knowledge of regional and global significance.
 

How to submit your work
Using the simple online submissions portal, you will be asked to respond to several questions to identify the contribution of your work. Based on your submissions, we will select the best range of projects for the book. The deadline for project submissions is 30 May 2019.

 

 
Materiality
This criteria covers novel design approaches to dealing with living material (plants and ecological systems) as well as hard landscape elements.


Design process
We are looking for projects that have pushed the boundaries of design techniques and thinking.


  
Impact
In some cases, design projects can be measured in terms of a broader impact. For example, has the design resulted in societal change or influenced political agendas? 

Procurement
Sometime the significance of a project is not the design itself but other broader influences. For instance, did the design emerge because of an unusual client intention, a unique site or a unique funding model?

 

 

 

 

 
Who We Are
Jillian Walliss (University of Melbourne), Heike Rahmann (RMIT University) and Ricky Ray Ricardo (TCL, former editor of Landscape Architecture Australia)

We are strongly connected to the Asian region and have many professional links with designers and academics. We have published extensively in our academic and professional roles. In Feb 2018 we all collaborated on the special themed edition of Landscape Architecture Australia titled ‘Embracing the Asian Century’ which celebrates the ties and exchanges of ideas between Australia and Asia. In 2016, Jillian and Heike co-wrote the award-winning publication Landscape Architecture and Digital Technologies: reconceptualising design and making which involved eleven international design practices and academics from the GSD (Harvard), the University of Toronto, ETH Zurich, the University of Virginia and the University of Pennsylvania. In addition, Heike completed her PhD in Tokyo and subsequently co-wrote Tokyo Void: Possibilities in Absence in 2014 with Marieluise Jonas.  

 

 

The book and survey are generously supported by
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Copyright © 2019. All rights reserved.
For more information or enquiries, please email:
Dr Jillian Walliss ([email protected]) or
Dr Heike Rahmann ([email protected])


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