Landscape Research

2011 - 2025

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Volume 46, issue 8, 2021

Integrating sense of place into participatory landscape planning: merging mapping surveys and geodesign workshops pp. 1041-1056

Sarah Gottwald, Jana Brenner, Christian Albert and Ron Janssen

How researchers shape the construction of landscape change – insights from a scenario study pp. 1057-1070

Andrea Knierim, Claudia Bieling and Peter Zander

‘The Charm of a Thousand Years’: exploring tourists’ perspectives of the ‘culture-nature value’ of the Humble Administrator’s Garden, Suzhou, China pp. 1071-1088

Rouran Zhang, Jianing Wang and Steve Brown

Landscape architecture in rural India - lessons for developing countries from Dhamori village pp. 1089-1105

Alpa Nawre, Tsz Wai (Astrid) Wong and Leslie Boyle-Milroy

The planning and design of good quality urban parks in China: the perspectives of technical professionals pp. 1106-1120

Yangnan Guo and Ian Mell

Infrascape – how coevolving infrastructure and landscape shape water systems pp. 1121-1139

Laszlo van der Wal, Mark Zandvoort, Hilde Tobi, Maarten van der Vlist and Adri van den Brink

Landscape economics pp. 1140-1141

Avner Offer

Volume 46, issue 7, 2021

Older adults’ domestic green environments: the preference for flowers pp. 897-915

Claire Freeman, Yvette Buttery, Debra L. Waters and Yolanda Van Heezik

Historic construction of diffuse cultural landscapes: towards a GIS-based method for mapping the interlinkages of heritage pp. 916-931

Marina López Sánchez, Mercedes Linares Gómez Del Pulgar and Antonio Tejedor Cabrera

Land-use modifications and ecological implications over the past 160 years in the central Apennine mountains pp. 932-944

Arianna Ferrara, Marianna Biró, Luca Malatesta, Zsolt Molnár, Stefano Mugnoz, Federico Maria Tardella and Andrea Catorci

Towards the identification and mapping of traditional agricultural landscapes at the national scale: an inventory approach from Italy pp. 945-958

Laura Zavattero, Raffaella Frondoni, Giulia Capotorti, Riccardo Copiz and Carlo Blasi

Metropolitan mountains: Sainte-Victoire as a public park in Aix-Marseille Provence Metropolis, France? pp. 959-974

Benoit Romeyer, Ruth Mpozagara and Jean Noël Consales

Barefoot walking, nature connectedness and psychological restoration: the importance of stimulating the sense of touch for feeling closer to the natural world pp. 975-991

Sophie C. Rickard and Mathew P. White

‘We live and die in chestnut’: remaining and adapting in the face of pest and disease outbreak in Turkey pp. 992-1003

Jeffrey Robert Wall, Nesibe Köse, Elif Başak Aksoy, Coşkun Köse, Taner Okan and Shorna Allred

Decolonizing landscape pp. 1004-1016

Tiffany Kaewen Dang

The restorative potential of commercial streets pp. 1017-1037

Paula Barros, Vikas Mehta, Paul Brindley and Razieh Zandieh

Defining landscape democracy: a path to spatial justice pp. 1038-1039

Ed Wall

Volume 46, issue 6, 2021

The influence of satellite imagery on landscape perception pp. 749-765

Daisy San Martin Saldias, Karin Reinke, Blythe Mclennan and Luke Wallace

Therapeutic environments as a catalyst for health, well-being and social equity pp. 766-781

Bruno Marques, Jacqueline McIntosh and Chelsea Kershaw

Ideas relating to humanity–nature relationships in Korean folk narratives reflecting geomantic values pp. 782-792

Hong-key Yoon

Cycles of defence on the Piedras Negras kingdom periphery: landscape patrimony at the fortified hilltop community of El Infiernito, Chiapas pp. 793-810

Whittaker Schroder

Interpreting protohistoric societies through place names of landscape features: a case study in València, Spain pp. 811-827

Joan Carles Membrado-Tena

Perceptions of Cultural Ecosystem Services: spatial differences in urban and rural areas of Kokemäenjoki, Finland pp. 828-844

E. Seda Arslan, Paulina Nordström, Asko Ijäs, Reija Hietala and Nora Fagerholm

Site user participation: the solution to challenging modernist architectural planning and design pp. 845-859

Béatrice Plottu and Eric Plottu

Participatory school ground design: play behaviour and student and teacher views of a school ground post-construction pp. 860-877

Angela Kreutz, Anna Timperio and Jenny Veitch

Constructing the green wedge in the planning discourse - a case study of Central Park in Helsinki, Finland pp. 878-893

Ranja Hautamäki

Renewable energy and landscape quality pp. 894-895

Gerd Lintz

Volume 46, issue 5, 2021

Edgelands of practice: post-industrial landscapes and the conditions of informal spatial appropriation pp. 589-604

Imogen Humphris and Ward Rauws

The post-socialist school camp: a story of dereliction at Bogda, Romania pp. 605-617

Lucian Vesalon and Ciprian Nițu

Complex landscape biographies: palimpsests of Fort-Liberté, Haiti pp. 618-637

Joseph Sony Jean, Till Sonnemann and Corinne L. Hofman

The built environment in a winter climate: improving university campus design for student wellbeing pp. 638-652

Eden McDonald-Yale and S. Jeff Birchall

Defining public open spaces: an investigation framework to inform planning and design decision-making processes pp. 653-672

Laurence Pattacini

Promoting goal-driven performance evaluation: a case study of an urban park in Florida, USA pp. 673-692

Yi Luo, Michael Volk and Kanglin Chen

Assessing the adaptive resilience of twentieth-century post-industrial fishing landscapes in Siglufjörður, Iceland pp. 693-712

V. Camille Westmont

Under the guidance of the eternal blue sky: cultural ecosystem services that support well-being in Mongolian pastureland pp. 713-727

Navchaa Tugjamba, Greg Walkerden and Fiona Miller

Enhancing urban nature: on design, biodiversity and the construction of experience in Italy pp. 728-747

Alessandro Gabbianelli, Bianca Maria Rinaldi and Emma Salizzoni

Volume 46, issue 4, 2021

European mass-housing welfare landscapes pp. 451-455

Ellen Braae, Svava Riesto, Henriette Steiner and Anne Tietjen

Welfare landscapes between individuality and communality: social housing in Albertslund Syd pp. 456-473

Lærke Sophie Keil, Svava Riesto and Tom Avermaete

Assembling welfare landscapes of social housing: lessons from Denmark pp. 474-494

Asbjørn Jessen and Anne Tietjen

Designing complete living environments: landscape in Dutch expansion districts in the 1950s and 1960s pp. 495-513

Imke van Hellemondt

The good life vision on the landscape scale pp. 514-526

Kristen Danielle Van Haeren

Gigantic welfare landscapes and the ground beneath Høje Gladsaxe pp. 527-541

Henriette Steiner

Non-site welfare landscapes on-site: curated displays of transformed social housing estates pp. 542-557

Ellen Braae

Impossible nostalgia: green affect in the landscapes of the Swedish Million Programme pp. 558-573

Jennifer Mack

Urban courtyards: ideologies of domesticity and the landscape of welfare in communist Bucharest pp. 574-587

Iulia Stătică

Volume 46, issue 3, 2021

Multidisciplinary engagements with Port Arthur’s landscapes of in/justice pp. 299-308

Emma Waterton, Mary Hutchison and Hayley Saul

Port Arthur and the spectre of ‘unnatural acts’ in Australia pp. 309-323

Andrea Witcomb

Reforming and remembering: gardens and gardening in a landscape of in/justice pp. 324-340

Mary Hutchison

The Bad and the Beautiful: An artist’s encounter with the image of Port Arthur, Tasmania pp. 341-361

Ursula K. Frederick

Ghosts of the Anthropocene: spectral accretions at the Port Arthur historic site pp. 362-376

Emma Waterton and Hayley Saul

Paradise lost — transformation of the gully landscape in South-East Norway pp. 377-389

Liv Norunn Hamre, Knut Rydgren, Christian Incerti, Ingrid Hjorth-Johansen and Kia Sandra Simonsen

Known but not done: how logics of inaction limit the benefits of urban green spaces pp. 390-402

Julian Dobson and Nicola Dempsey

Remembering and reconfiguring industrial heritage: the case of the digester in Moss, Norway pp. 403-416

Joar Skrede and Bengt Andersen

Explaining landscape preference heterogeneity using machine learning-based survey analysis pp. 417-434

Xiaozi Liu, Endre Tvinnereim, Kristine Grimsrud, Henrik Lindhjem, Liv Guri Velle, Heidi Iren Saure and Hanna Lee

The origins of the modern park system of the International Settlement in Shanghai (1899-1929) pp. 435-449

Fei Mo, Paul Selman and Jan Woudstra

Volume 46, issue 2, 2021

Making maps, making claims: the politics and practices of visualisation in environmental governance pp. 143-151

Synne Movik, Tor A. Benjaminsen and Tim Richardson

Contested mappings in a dynamic space: emerging socio-spatial relationships in the context of REDD+. A case from the Democratic Republic of Congo pp. 152-166

Catherine Windey and Gert Van Hecken

Mapping ice in the Norwegian Arctic – on the edge between science and policy pp. 167-181

Ingrid Bay-Larsen, T. G. Bjørndal and E. A. T. Hermansen

Balancing nature conservation and windpower development: the contested work that maps do in protecting Europe’s last wild reindeer pp. 182-196

Aase Kristine Lundberg and Tim Richardson

Asserting authority through mapping: the politics of re-scaling coastal planning in western Norway pp. 197-210

Synne Movik and Knut Bjørn Stokke

Depicting decline: images and myths in environmental discourse analysis pp. 211-225

Tor A. Benjaminsen

Picturing the flag in the New South pp. 226-245

Mark Long

Vascular flora of urban forests in a medium-sized city in Poland: comparison with nature reserves in the city’s surrounding pp. 246-260

Beata Fornal-Pieniak, Marcin Ollik and Axel Schwerk

Co-financing green resilient infrastructures in Copenhagen: integrated or superficial design? pp. 261-272

Daniel Tubridy

Contextualising a heritage assessment toolkit at the pre-planning stage of the historic urban landscape approach: the case of Mrauk-U, Myanmar pp. 273-294

Xihui Wang, Liwen Xu, Wei Dong and Xiaodi Zhou

Companion to Public Space pp. 295-297

Mina Marino and Pavel Grabalov

Volume 46, issue 1, 2021

Practicing care in a global pandemic pp. 1-7

Vera Vicenzotti and Emma Waterton

Landscape futures: decision-making in uncertain times, a literature review pp. 8-24

Nadia Bartolini and Caitlin DeSilvey

Permafrost Politics: Toward a Relational Materiality and Design of Arctic Ground pp. 25-35

Leena Cho

Beyond plans. Beyond design. Atmosphere and the lifeworld of small-street activation in Adelaide, South Australia pp. 36-49

Matthew W. Rofe and Myfanwy Mogford

Landscape multifunctionality in (and around) the Kafa Biosphere Reserve: a sociocultural and gender perspective pp. 50-63

Ruth Jackson, Abinet Shiferaw, Befikadu Melesse Taye and Zegeye Woldemariam

A ‘new’ walking pilgrimage: performance and meaning on the North Wales Pilgrim’s Way pp. 64-76

Richard Scriven

Landscapes of calculation: the design agency of methods of assessment at the Ayalon project pp. 77-95

Roy Kozlovsky and Neta Feniger

Identifying cultural heritage corridors for preservation through multidimensional network connectivity analysis — a case study of the ancient Tea-Horse Road in Simao, China pp. 96-115

Hui Li, Jing Jing, Honghong Fan, Yanmei Li, Yang Liu and Jiahao Ren

Neuroaesthetics and landscape appreciation pp. 116-127

David Jacques

Understanding recreational landscapes – a review and discussion pp. 128-141

Andreas Skriver Hansen