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117. Jean Ong Wueng Kee (2024) Collaborative Systems. A Water-Landscape Commons Shaped by Community-driven Resource Governance for Drought Resilience in the Tagus Basin
116. Sophia Tasseron (2024) The impact of a river island. Regenerating the middle stream of the Danube river system in Novi Sad, Vojvodina
115. Hao Wang (2024) "Nước, Nước" ("Hydro–Harmony"). Establishing a resilient landscape system for the Mekong Delta, To achieve the harmonious co-existence of humans and water
114. Katerina Pavlou (2024) Satoyama 2.0. A new chapter in the culturally and water sensitive Satoyama landscape of Kameoka
113. Svana Rún Hermannsdóttir (2024) Re(f)used Resources: Landscape approach for Reykjavík’s future resilience
112. Huiyuan Zhang (2024) Fishermen Landscape-From Water to Land. Develop resilient principles to rebuild gradient-landscape in PRD
111. Junjian Yu (2024) Designing MRDH Metropolitan Park Structure
110. Jingwei Guo (2024) JAXSponge. A Multi-Faceted Innovations in Flood Management and Advancements in Blue and Green Infrastructure for Jacksonville's Future
109. Linde Karnebeek (2024) Rooted Resilience. Redefining coastal resilience in Tokyo Bay, Japan using a landscape-based approach
108. Jiheng Li (2024) Rivers Whisper, Lands Renew. Revitalizing Rural Landscapes with River-Centric Approach in the Jiulong River Upstream region
107. Venne van den Boomen (2024) Grow with the Flow. Desiging a Coastal Interface Wadden Sea Region
106. Hilde Huijboom (2023) A River Reborn: An explorative landscape architecture design focussed on restoring natural river dynamics for the Nile River Basin
105. Anežka Vonášková (2023) Tomorrow's (P)ARK: Designing the biggest continuous Nature and Landscape Network of North-West Europe
104. Minshi Zhang (2023) Smart Village: Rural revitalisation strategies based on Taobao Village development model in rural areas of GBA
103. Yi Lu (2023) From the water: Towards an adaptive landscape framework for sustainable development of agricultural area on the west side of PRD
102. Yao Qian (2023) Sponge Polder: The revival of traditional polder wisdom in the Taihu Lake Basin
101. Jiaqi Qiu (2023) EcoCharge: Towards the resilience Design Framework for Freshwater Managed Recharge in the Pearl River Delta
100. Victoria Imasaki Afonso (2023) The River and the Mosaic: Regenerative Cycles in Production Landscapes
99. Chuhan Zhang (2023)
Guangzhou Metropolitan Park: Design of the landscape-nature network in Guangzhou to increase the adaptive resilience in the urban environment
98. Jeroen Scholten (ongoing, 2022) Naar een multifunctioneel dakenlandschap (MCD)
97. Ayesha Hussain (2022) Dhara - Directing Flows in Mumbai Through Landscape: A resilient blue-green landscape framework towards hydrological, ecological and communal reinstation for the Mumbai Estuarine Urbanscape
96. Wansu Lu (2022) Hydrological Heritage Landscape: Designing a resilient landscape framework to ensure preservation of the cultural history and sustainble development of the Ningshao Plain
95. Akarapol Chongwattanaroj (2022) Amphibious Bangkok: Creating a resilient landscape framework for amphibious urbanisation and fostering human and water coexistence
94. Yuqi Pu (2022) From Border to Landscape: Designing a resilient landscape corridor in the Shenzhen-Hong Kong border area
93. Jie Chu
(2022) "Xiangcun" Landscape Productivity: Sustainable Countryside for Urban-rural Integration in the Greater Bay Area
92. Esmee van Eeden (2021)
A New Dynamic Landscape for the Haringvliet: Landscape architecture explorations for Delta 21
91. Yayun Gao (2021) Colored Water: Designing a resilient landscape framework that facilitates water safety and batik development in Pekalongan city
90. Yu Liu (2021) E-Cooperation Landscape: Design Explorations In The Modaomen Estuary For An Adaptive And Sustainable Dike-Pond System, Water Safety And Ecological Development
89. Yun Sun (2021) Restoration and Revivla of Tonghu Area: A resilient landscape framework that provides conditions for urban transformation and ecological restoration
88. Kailun Qi (2021) Developing a Resilient Xichong
87. Yu Zheng (2021) Live By Water: Designing the Historic Canal System of Guangzhou as Urban Landscape Infrastructure
86. Yigang Lee (2021) Made in the city of China: Street market as infrastructure to create conditions for inclusive urbanization (EMU)
85. Yu-Wen Lin (2021) Resilient Medway River Landscape: Adaptive Design Strategies for a Sustainable Coastal Landscape (EMU)
84. Jiajun Wu (2020) Water resilient and adaptive development of Pazhou island
83. Tapasya Mukkamala (2020) Mediating Waterscapes. [Re]activating the flood vulnerable kampung communities along the Ciliwung river through “Adaptable landscape and water management strategies and design"
82. Yijing Li (2020) Water resilient industrial transformation
81. Linyu Qu (2020) Redefine the border of water. Exploring the potential of the Grand Canal as a backbone for adaptive & resilient urban development in Tongzhou
80. Yanjiao Wang (2020) Forest landscape restoration for climate-adaptive estates in the Baakse Beek region, Gelderland
79. Yingjie Zhang (2020) Climate Resilient Estate Landscape in Baakse Beek: Towards a landscape architecture approach for water management, ecology, and spatial experience
78. Huiying Liu (2020) Integrated Nodal Estate Landscape: reconnecting Baakse Beek brook ecosystem and recreation through Estate Landscape Development
77. Ming Jiang (2020) Estate Space: exploring the spatial-visual relationships in the estate landscape of Gelders Arcadia
76. James A. MacDonald-Nelson (2020) Planning for Uncertainty. Adaptation Strategies for Agricultural Self-Reliance in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Canada (EMU)
75. Karel van Oordt Montalvo (2020) Amazon way: Territorial Co-creation for Life in the Peruvian Amazon Waterway (EMU)
74. Simin Chen (2019) Tomorrow rural land: vitalize Chinese idle homestead land through long-stay rural leisure development
73. Sindhuja Janakiraman (2019) Informal NATURES. Landscape infrastructure design for resilient, equitable and adaptable socio-ecological systems in CapeTown
72. Iris van Driel (2019) Biscayne bay: Turn the tide: An integrated landscape approach for coastal restoration in Biscayne Bay through spatial and ecological interventions
71. Xudong Zhang (2019) From Line to Zone: Transforming the Miami River & Canal into Urban Landscape Infrastructure
70. Chuanzhi Sun (2019) Resilience through aqua-agriculture transformation: Towards a multiscale approach for adaptive landscape development in Pearl River Delta
69. Cai Huang (2019) From boundary to border. Toward a Resilient, Dynamic and Interactive Urban Edge of Northwest Miami
68. Anna Klimczak (2019) Socio-ecological Cohesion: Bioregional Strategy ‘Beyond Growth’ for the Szczecin Functional Area, Poland
67. Gloria Carolina Fiallo Cardona (2019) Ecotoning Tunjuelo’s River Designing for bio-diversity processes in urban planning (EMU)
66. Martijn van den Bogaert (2019) Climate change in urban deltas: Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt delta (KU Leuven)
65. Jutta Hinterleitner
(2019) Verbeelding als kracht. Ontwerpend
onderzoek als strategisch instrument voor integrale
gebiedsontwikkeling (MCD)
64. Zhouyiqi Chen (2018) Learning from vernacular water-management practices in Hangzhou 治水 (EMU)
63. Monika Novkovikj (2018) Open space as a structuring device. Towards integrating territory (EMU)
62. Jean-Baptiste Peter (2018) Urban Landscape Infrastructures in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka (EMU)
61. Birgit Hopff (2018) Nieuwe dimensies voor circulariteit op de campus. Raamwerk voor de toepassing van circulaire principes in de campusontwikkeling (MCD)
60. Abhinaya Gnana (2018) Machine made landscapes. Choreographing a dynamic excavation landscape
59. Wenxin Jin (2018) Ecotourism. Design a meaningful landscape for ecology and economy
58. Qing Ma (2018) Haringvliet Towards A Dynamic Balance
57. Mingyang Yang (2018) Harbin thermal park. Transforming an abandoned thermal plant into green infrastructure
56. Maria Akrivou (2018) Riverscapes. A dialogue between Rhine and cityscapes. The case of Nederrijn & Arnhem
55. Yuechen Liang (2018) Exploring Bluefields: Designing the Banter See as an operative landscape structure
54. IJsbrand Heeringa (2018) Reimagining the European periphery. The case of Asturias
53. Müjdat Deniz Sükür (2018) PLOT Perception: perceiving Liveability through Objective Technology
52. Yun-shih Chen (2017) The sensitive river scape, the sinuous territory. Transforming Dajia River Basin as a Water-Sensitive Landscape Infrastructure (EMU)
51. Lin Wei Yun (2017) Habitat embroidery: An interwoven landscape framework for a reclaimed former sea bed (EMU)
50. Jie Yang (2017) Landscape interface development. Adaptive development for Toronto lower Don River
49. Konstantina Kalogeropoulou (2017) Landscape development in the Border Condition: the borderland as a cultural interface
48. Yixiong Miao (2017) Integration by landscape: Integration by using landscape as infrastructure
47. Xueqian Zhai (2017) Hybrid highway landscape: Integrating highway into urban context
46. Bhavana Vaddadi (2017) Autonomous Shared Mobility & the Cities of Tomorrow. Impact of shared self-driving vehicles on the urban form of the city of Amsterdam
45. Chih-Chu Lee (2017) Urban stitch. A new urban design approach to transportation infrastructure renewal projects
44. Harm van der Zanden (2017) The lost and hidden water of São Paulo. The strategic value of landscape-based green-blue infrastructure
43. Shan Shao (2016) From infrastructure to flowscape. The Houtribdijk as an operative landscape structure
42. Rene Singgih (2016) Start-up Delta intervention. A spatial strategy and design for the formation and growth of start-up companies in Rotterdam
41. Elodie Grimoin (2016) Green infrastructure design. An overview of best practices in Europe
40. Nikita Baliga (2016) Better-Half of Bangalore. A gender perspective in spatial planning
39. Daniela Haug (2016) Synergy of a Blue Line: How a problem stream can solve future conditions
38. Barbara Bekhof (2016) Amsterdam let it rain! Adapting to a rainwater surplus within Amsterdam’s existing urban areas through spatial interventions in the public space while enhancing spatial quality
37. Amina Mnif (2016) Shelter Landscapes: A landscape approach to the refugee camp in peri urban areas along the Austrian Hungarian border
36. Xinyi Zhang (2015) Dortmund-Ems Landscape Canal. Adjusting the post-navigable canal to the landscape system of Münster
35. Xinnan Liu (2015) Revitalizing New Belgrade through Valuing Rainwater - Strategic Integration of Urban Rainwater System and Urban Public Space in New Belgrade
34. Xinlei Li (2015) The Dancing Boundary. Towards regional development of the border land between Bratislava and Vienna
33. Sarah Rach (2015) JUST Food. Pig farming in an Arcadian landscape
32. Sarah Brakel (2015) Urban ecology in Houston. Creating a soft natural border between the existing urban patterns to solve flood risk, while restoring the ecosystems
31. Ran Zhang (2015) Water sustainable street. Transform grey infrastructure into green-grey infrastructureto solve urban street water runoff problem
30. Reshu Gupta (2015) Beyond the edge. Complexity approach to urban fringes
29. Emiel Meijerink (2015) A vital vein for Asparuhovo
28. Arjan de Vries (2015) Revitalising Emsher Canal
27. Robin de Louw (2015) Forum Romanum in Varna. A landscape-based strategy for the integration of marginalized Roma settlements through a sequence of public spaces
26. Antonio Sanne (2014) Contextualizing Edges. The rural case of Sardinia (EMU)
25. Tess Catharine Stribos (2014) Urban Planning and design in post-conflict contexts
24. Yingzhen Chen (2014) Twin City Region. Up with a colourful corridor
23. Talya ten Brink (2014) Coastal conditions: responding to the partial opening of the Haringvliet sluice
22. Nien-Ping Huang (2014) Integrating land use conflicts. Resolving conservation and development conflicts through adaptive approach in Northeast Coast National Scenic Area
21. Peter van der Graaf (2014) Using the subsoil in the urban design process
20. Michiel van der Drift (2014) Floodscape
19. Lin Wei (2014) Reclaiming open space in new Belgrade. A case study of designing for local demands via means of landscape architecture
18. Jiayao Liu (2014) Farming Guangming. Integrating agricultural landscape and new town development for the “Green City” Guangming in Shenzhen
17. Bram Willemse (2014) Resilient communities. How a spatial framework can contribute to resilient flood-risk protection, while improving the living quality of communities.
16. Marij Hoogland (2014) Dynamisch Haringvliet. Waar land en water ontmoeten
15. Le Thu Trang (2013) Flood adaptive cities. Towards climate change adaption and urban development in the Mekong Delta
14. Sylvia van Baaren (2013) The design as a process instrument. Design-governance in the IJssel-Vechtdelta - an interdisciplinary approach
13. Karlijn Kokhuis (2013) The connecting waterscape. The case of the Maashaven in Rotterdam
12. NaiLi Zhao (2013) Safe and Dynamic Rijnmond-Drechtsteden. Rebalance the Natural Processes and Human Interventions Through Integrated Flood Risk Management
11. Lisanne van NIekerk (2013) Implementing Metropolitan Agriculture
10. Mariska van Rijswijk (2013) Re-thinking the flows. Landscape as a spatial and sustainable alternative for water purification in Novi Sad
9. Viktorija Prilenska (2012) Towards a Green Metropolis. Designing a Waterfront in Riga, Latvia
8. Sanghyun Lee (2012) Working with extremes. Hard of soft approach? 2100 Vision for settlements on the southern bank of Rotterdam: The case of Pernis
7. Jan Breukelman (2012) Maintaining the waterfront in Vlissingen: Re-stitching the relationship between water and the urban fabric
6. Leon Hietbrink (2011) Urban riverfront Zutphen. Link between the river and the Public urban spaces
5. Daniel Raymond (2011) The urban bayou. Balancing Natural Processes and Urban Development in New Orleans
4. Hans Smolenaers (2010) Ephemeral Archi-puncture
3. Lin Huiyi (2010) Designing Waterspaces
2. Anastasia Skipetari (2010) Drawing the light. The role of drawing for architectural lighting design: case study research on Fehn, Baeza, Holl, Zumthor, Utzon (KTH Stockholm)
1. Mariet Aarts (2009) Pretparkarchitectuur. Een onderzoek naar en ontwerp voor een duurzaam educatief pretpark met een beperkte footprint in het centrum van Rotterdam.