Razende Reporters – A Long Winter
Column door David de Boer. Since this year, Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning students report from a broad scope of places...
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- 4 apr. 2018
100 years of Landscape Architecture in Wageningen? Pt.2
Article by Michael van Buuren. This year we celebrate 100 years Wageningen University, but wat about 100 years of landscape architecture...
- 28 mrt. 2018
100 Years of Landscape Architecture in Wageningen? Pt. 1
Article by Michael van Buuren. This year we celebrate 100 years Wageningen University, but wat about 100 years of landscape architecture...
- 6 mrt. 2018
Razende Reporters – Narva, a city on the edge
Column by Tim den Duijf. Since this year, Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning students report from a broad scope of places where...
- 4 dec. 2017
Razende Reporters – The City of Steel
Column door Gerben Hartgerink. Since this year, Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning students will report from a broad scope of...
- 7 jun. 2017
De Liefde voor Virtuele Plekken
Artikel door Aileen Hallie. Stap in de wereld van de Virtual Reality: tegenwoordig vindt er steeds sneller een verandering plaats van...
- 30 mei 2017
Goryōkaku - Verwesterlijking met een Oosters sausje
Article by Gerben Hartgerink. AFBEELDING 1: Goryokaku in stedelijk weefsel (http://www.thousandwonders.net/Gory%C5%8Dkaku) In hartje...
- 24 mei 2017
The Tragedy and Beauty of Being a Landscape Interventionist
Column door Maarten Jacobs. The idea that public trust in science and scientists in decreasing is frequently propagated in the media....
- 19 mei 2017
Book Review: Henry David Thoreau – Walden
_BOEKRECENSIE_ door Erik-Jan van Oosten RUW Foundation has started a sustainability book club last October and is exploring wildly...
- 16 mei 2017
Sahara Lake, the Solution for Sea Level Rise?
Column door Koen van Niekerk. It has been some time since the world met Donald Trump and some of us are even getting used to his...
- 9 mei 2017
Comic Books and Their Incredible Landscapes
Column door Paul Roncken. Okay, this may be my favorite subject. In some ways a guilty pleasure because comic books are still for geeks...
- 29 apr. 2017
De Fantastische Filmstad
Article by Wies Sanders. Er wordt geklaagd over het gebrek aan visionaire toekomstbeelden in Neerlands ruimtelijk beleid. Onder leiding...
- 19 apr. 2017
Mind Your Gap
Column door Marleen Buizer. Some metaphors work brilliantly well. Take tips of icebergs, or glass ceilings, or better still, the cherry...
- 12 apr. 2017
The problem police and the problem of problems
Column door Martijn Duineveld. Since the creation of problems is deeply related to funding (for research and other projects) and can...
- 3 apr. 2017
Movie night Virtual Landscapes: The Wolfpack
Article by Josselin Snoek. The power of imagination. During this theme period ‘Virtual Landscapes’, the cooperation of BuitelHucht and...
- 24 mrt. 2017
Symposium Virtual Landscapes
Column door Nienke Schaars en Gerben Hartgerink. Het symposium over Virtual Landscapes bracht ons op drie manieren de virtuele wereld in....
- 2 mrt. 2017
Move on: research-through-drawing for flood resilience at the Galveston coast, TX
Graduation work by Heleen van Boxelaere In 2008, Hurricane Ike hit the Texas coast and despite ‘only’ being a category 2 storm Ike...
- 27 feb. 2017
Nationaal Geografisch en Planologisch Symposium 2017
Column door Nienke Schaars en Gerben Hartgerink. THE EVER-CHANGING METROPOLIS Afbeelding 1: Opkomst van de metropool...
- 6 feb. 2017
The Landscape Speaks
Article by Marjolijn Boterenbrood Onderzoek naar landschap vanuit bewoners, kunst en wetenschap, om de verschillende lagen van perceptie...
- 1 feb. 2017
Culture as Base for Landscape Design
Graduation work by Michelle Leemkuil The case of an earthquake-safe community centre for the Nepali mountain village Ashapuri. Before I...
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