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Reading And Writing A Garden, Materials Of A Garden Made In Germantown, Pennsylvania (1683–1719)
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In: Publicly Accessible Penn Dissertations (2021)
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Reading and Writing a Garden, Materials of a Garden Made in Germantown, Pennsylvania (1683–1719)
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In: Dissertations available from ProQuest (2021)
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Hut Annandale: Humblest Dwelling
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In: Senior Projects Spring 2020 (2020)
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Cà Romanino. A Dialogue among Architecture, Philosophy and Landscape ...
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Analyzation of Sandpit Lakes in Grand Island, Nebraska
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In: Student Creative Activity, Architecture Program (2020)
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Estrategias proyectuales de observatorios de la naturaleza en espacios naturales de alto valor paisajístico.
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Habitar el cerro: la casa del arquitecto Bruno Violi en Bogotá
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Lost Wor(l)ds : The role of landscape architecture in Indigenous language revitalization ; Lost worlds
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The Experience Condition: Experiencing Alternate Futures
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In: Theses from the M. Arch. Program (2019)
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Solà-Morales’s Terrain Vague: Text and Contexts: Formulation, Dissemination and Reception: Perception and Intervention Processes at the Turn of the Millennium ...
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Solà-Morales’s Terrain Vague: Text and Contexts: Formulation, Dissemination and Reception: Perception and Intervention Processes at the Turn of the Millennium
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Radical Social Ecology as Deep Pragmatism: A Call to the Abolition of Systemic Dissonance and the Minimization of Entropic Chaos
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In: Student Theses 2015-Present (2018)
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Settlers and Peasants. The New Rural Settlements of 20th Century Portuguese Internal Colonization
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Christine Dalnoky. El ritmo pausado del paisaje ; Christine Dalnoky. The slow rhythm of landscape
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An oral history & literary review of Edward Blake Jr.: Exploring the evidence of a principled practice
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In: http://sun.library.msstate.edu/ETD-db/theses/available/etd-10242017-151108/ (2017)
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The Unconscious Influence of Electric Gondolas on American Civilization
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In: ETD Collection for Fordham University (2017)
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Imperfect Square: Reconsidering the Dialectical Condition between Fabric and Object in Urban Environments
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In: Architecture Thesis Prep (2015)
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Establishing a Framework for Landscape Narrative Exploration Within Seattle's Pioneer Square Historic District
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Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2015 ; Landscape narratives have the ability to transport a visitor into the intimate realm of place: kinesthetically, through immersion, or abounding with ethos. This thesis examines the application of landscape narratives as a tool for describing place. By addressing ideas of space production and narrative within the landscape, I assemble a framework that, when applied in the design process, reveals place meaning through the use of landscape narratives. Citing the recognized work of Henri Lefebvre (1991b), I address the implications of the spatial dialectic on the creation of space and further illustrate its re-conception from Edward Soja (1996) before considering how the dialectic and trialectic construction of space can be appropriated into design. Turning my attention to narrative, I outline the construction of meaning in space into spatial narratives using Potteiger and Purinton (1998) as a cornerstone. I address the need for narratives, types of landscape narratives and how they are told through built forms before synthesizing these ideas to present a theoretical framework - the Landscape Narrative Framework. It is this framework that I base an examination of case studies to yield seven landscape practices that embody the Landscape Narrative Framework. I apply this framework through a narrative design exploration of Pioneer Square in Seattle, Washington prioritizing several periods of Pioneer Square's history as a way to establish a narrative in addition to further site analysis. The Landscape Narrative Framework is successful in establishing a cohesive landscape narrative over several city blocks which, when applied, rely heavily on the established landscape practices as the translation of these elements. While the design exploration focuses on several city blocks, extrapolation of the framework to the district level is possible to more fully explore the nuances of place. Conversely, the abstracted qualities of the Landscape Narrative Framework allow for small-scale temporal installations; however there are trade-offs between scale and the political implications inherently found landscape narratives.
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Landscape architecture; Landscape Narrative; narrative; Urban planning
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URL: http://hdl.handle.net/1773/33191
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