“Ecology” recognizes that since the world’s population will soon be somewhere between nine and ten billion, architectural ecology should be considered as the approach that aims at facilitating the survival of the human species in the long term and pursues this goal by considering the world as a totality. Ecology is in need of a theory, for no such theory currently exists.
New Apples
Irénée Scalbert
Tranquillity in Disorder: Notes on Ecology, Planning and Laissez-Faire
Ido Avissar
The Chicago Stump
Wonne Ickx
Urban-Nature: The Ecology of Planetary Artifice
Harry Gugger and Bárbara Maçães Costa
Excerpt from a Discussion between Stefano Graziani and Rene Gabri in Venice, 2007
Some Geographical Notes on Territory
Giovanni Piovene
Shift Happens: A Prologue to Gestaltungsgesellschaften
Robert Alexander Gorny
Managing Natural Selection
Rui Aristides and Campomarzio
The Pressure of Conservation: How the Imaginary of “Wild” Nature Was Formed and How to Rid Ourselves of It
Sabine Schulz Blank
Niagara
Ludovico Centis
Ecology and Emancipation
Fabien Giraud and Max Turnheim
The Island of the Lakes and New Horizons
Francesca Benedetto
The Berlin Green Band: The Interrupted History of the First Urban Parkway
Emma Letizia Jones
“Super-scenic” Parks, Peace and Landscape Architecture’s New Deal
Caitlin Blanchfield
Desert Island Manifesto: Sir Charles Belgrave’s (Fake) Proposals to the Bahraini Government
Ali Karimi
If We Heat It, They Will Come
Tuomas Toivonen
Berserk Ecology
Dominic Broadhurst
Airpocalypse: A Short Geostory
Rania Ghosn and El Hadi Jazairy
Sewers
Maria Chiara Pastore
Hong Kong Is Land
MAP Office
Int. Air Ventilation Duct
Davide Rapp
Compost
Paolo Carpi
Oil
Bas Princen