Julia Watson on indigenous design
New surroundings for the Selimiye Mosque
An intimate green livingroom at Bispebjerg Kirkegård
The new spring cahier
Here's the spring edition of the cahier of ‘scape, the international magazine for landscape architecture and urbanism.
We thought: Isn’t it exciting and a special challenge to build on what already exists? Especially if this also brings benefits such as conserving energy, climate change, biodiversity and a lively neighbourhood? That's why in this issue we focus on the public spaces around the Selimiye Mosque in Turkey and the Bispebjerg Cemetery in Denmark.
And we present a podcast with Julia Watson and her story of the living bridges and a documentary with Arno Brandlhuber and his inspiring ideas on sustainable design.
Content of this spring cahier:
Projects
The Selimiye Mosque in Turkey
/ Beril Serbes architects
The living room of Bispebjerg Kirkegård
/ Vega landskab, Lightscapes
Designers thought's
Heidi Vogels
/ Her motives, examples and sources of inspiration
Moving Pictures
/ Future cities
Podcast / Projects
Design by radical indigenism
/ Julia Watson
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Cahier 1 / 2023
Text
Daphne de Bruijn, Harry Harsema, Heidi Vogels, Iben Winther Orton
Translation & Text editing
Jackie Harsema
Design, concept & production
Daphne de Bruijn
Published by
Blauwdruk Publishers