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landscape urbanism: a standalone construct

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Urban design

the view that landscape, rather than buildings, is the best medium for organizing the contemporary city.

In urban design, landscape urbanism refers to the view that landscape, rather than buildings, is the best medium for organizing the contemporary city. This meaning comes from Waldheim (2006) in The landscape urbanism reader.[1]

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Waldheim, C. (2006). The landscape urbanism reader. Princeton Architectural Press. ISBN 9781568984391

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