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Life of an Urban River
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filed under:
Mellon Fellow,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues
Sahar Hosseini reimagines river landscapes in the Safavid empire’s capital
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Loving Trees to Death
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues
Terence Young unpacks the invention of modern camping
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Landscape Choreography
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues
Bradley Cantrell says computation and culture (not control) will protect ecosystems
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Building after Stone
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies
Meredith Miller on Confronting Climate Change through Design
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A Tree (Re)Grows in Brooklyn
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies
Sonja Dümpelmann on the History of Street Trees
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The Sense of Place
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies,
One-Month Research Award
Saskia de Wit Contextualizes the Metropolitan Garden in Landscape Studies
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A City Like a Body
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies
Sara Carr Discusses the Topography of Wellness in American Urban Landscapes
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Farewell to the Freeways
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies
Margot Lystra talks urban design in 1960s San Francisco
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All the Green Things
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies
Gareth Doherty presents an ethnographic account of landscape in Bahrain
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Oilcan City in Casablanca
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies,
Midday Dialogues
Sheila Crane challenges the “Slumdog Millionaire” narrative in colonial Moroccan history
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