Wasteland As Context. Is There Any Such Thing As The Postmodern Landscape? (1998)

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Content 5
3. Preface: The Work of Lucius Burckhardt 7
4. Urban Planning and Democracy (1957) 27
5. Ulm Anno 5. The Curriculum of the Ulm School of Design (1960) 35
6. Building—A Process with No Obligations to Heritage Preservation (1967) 44
7. On the Value and Meaning of Urban Utopias (1968) 63
8. From Design Academicism to the Treatment of Wicked Problems (1973) 77
9. Who Plans the Planning? (1974) 85
10. Family and Home—Two Adaptable Systems (1975) 102
11. Urban Design and Its Significance for Residents (1975) 115
12. Gardening—An Art and A Necessity (1977) 123
13. Why Is Landscape Beautiful? (1979) 133
14. On the Design of Everyday Life (1979) 142
15. Design Is Invisible (1980) 153
16. Dirt (1980) 166
17. What Is Livability? On Quantifiable and Invisible Needs (1981) 170
18. The Night Is Man-made (1989) 179
19. Architecture—An Art or A Science? (1983) 189
20. A Critique of the Art of Gardening (1983) 195
21. Fake: The Real Thing (1987) 204
22. Aesthetics and Ecology (1990) 212
23. A Walk in Second Nature (1992) 226
24. The Sermon (1994) 232
25. Strollological Observations on Perception of the Environment and the Tasks Facing Our Generation (1996) 239
26. Wasteland As Context. Is There Any Such Thing As The Postmodern Landscape? (1998) 249
27. On Movement and Vantage Points— the Strollologist’s Experience (1999) 264
28. Biography 281
29. Bibliography 283
30. Index 287