A Flood Adaptive Landscape Turenscape Audio&visual | Energy and sustainability | High Density | Imminent Urban Commons | Territory and mobility | Urban Paradigms Tags: Adaptive landscapeAudiovisualChinaClimate disruptionEcological agenciesEcological footprintEcological researchesExtreme conditionsFuture Commoning CitiesImminent CommonsJinhua CityLandscape ArchitectureParkReportSea Level RiseSeoul Biennale 2017Urban conditionsUrban ParadigmsUrban pathologiesWaterWater infrastructureWater levelWaterfront ISSN: 2575-5374No Comments Share this post: « Room for the River To Defend, Retreat or Adapt? Design Responses to the excess and disappearance of water » Leave a Comment Cancel CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
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