An Online Conversation Between Christophe Girot and Pia Fricker

Pia Fricker, Christophe Girot

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Abstract

The Finnish landscape architecture degree programme celebrated its thirtieth anniversary by organising the fifteenth Nils Erik Wickberg symposium at Aalto University in 2019.

In this publication, six invited speakers give insights into landscape architecture. Professor Christophe Girot discusses computational methodologies and challenges us to explore the landscape with new technologies. Professor Antje Stokman reflects on the co-design of urban waters as blue commons. Professor Karsten Jørgensen recalls the establishment of landscape architecture education and its one-hundred-year evolution. Honorary doctor Leena Iisakkila reflects on the beginnings of Finnish landscape architecture education through her path as a teacher. Landscape architect Ria Ruokonen delineates the trend of the profession with illustrative examples of her design projects. Professor Emeritus Vilhelm Helander portrays Professor Nils Erik Wickberg, an influential architectural scholar whose endowment allows Aalto University to organise annual symposia on varying topics.

The texts are published in their original presentation language - English and Finnish - and English synopses are provided for the Finnish articles.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationLANDMARK30 Orientations in landscape architecture. Quo Vadis Architectura? 9
EditorsRanja Hautamäki, Meri Mannerla-Magnusson
PublisherAalto-yliopisto
Pages24-33
Number of pages10
ISBN (Electronic)978-952-64-0689-3
Publication statusPublished - 2022
MoE publication typeD2 Article in a professional research book (incl. an introduction by the editor)

Publication series

NameAalto University publication series ART + DESIGN + ARCHITECTURE
Number3
Volume2022
ISSN (Electronic)1799-4845

Keywords

  • landscape architecture
  • education
  • Computational design
  • robotic landscapes

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