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Landscape architects --- Landscape architecture --- Architectes paysagistes --- Architecture du paysage --- Dhont, Erik, --- Jardin privé --- Paysagisme --- Paysagiste --- Dhont, Erik --- Belgique --- Environmental planning --- ruimtelijke ordening --- tuinen

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In Between Garden and City, Dorothée Imbert examines the career of Belgian landscape architect Jean Canneel-Claes (1909-1989), firmly establishing his place in the modernist movement. Canneel's theoretical positions and innovative designs sought to align the emergent landscape profession with architecture and urbanism while demonstrating its potential to address the needs of modern society. Canneel studied at La Cambre (Belgium's equivalent to the Bauhaus) under landscape urbanist Louis van der Swaelmen and graduated as the school's first landscape architect in 1931. Dedicated to connecting architecture and garden design, he commissioned a house from Le Corbusier and collaborated with prominent Belgian modernist architects Louis Herman De Koninck, Huib Hoste, and Victor Bourgeois. Seeing the garden as part of a larger design environment, Canneel expanded the scale of his interventions to urban greening and the planning of cities. In 1938, Canneel joined forces with Christopher Tunnard to found the International Association of Modernist Garden Architects and further the cause of landscape modernism across Europe. Two years later, Canneel applied his theory of the functionalist garden to postwar reconstruction with designs for cemeteries, sports grounds, and town squares. Imbert examines the social context and the aesthetic and theoretical influences that shaped Canneel's work. She positions him as a major figure at the confluence of art, architecture, and urbanism in the early twentieth century and opens new avenues for understanding the relationship of modernism to gardens, nature, and the city.

Canneel-Claes, Jean --- Landscape architects --- Modern movement (Architecture) --- Architectes paysagistes --- Mouvement moderne (Architecture) --- Biography. --- Biographies --- Canneel-Claes, Jean, --- Modern movement (Architecture). --- Architecture du paysage --- Cités-jardins --- Mouvement moderne (architecture) --- Canneel-Claes, Jean (1909-1989) --- Critique et interprétation --- Cités-jardins --- Critique et interprétation --- Environmental planning --- landscape architecture [discipline]

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landschapsarchitectuur --- Architecture --- Landschappen ; tuinarchitectuur ; parkaanleg --- Landschaps- en tuinarchitectuur --- Architectuur en Design. --- landscape architecture --- architecture [discipline] --- Iconography --- Landscape architecture --- 712 --- Congresses --- Congresses. --- Geografie --- Landschapskunde --- Gardens --- Architecture du paysage --- Jardins --- Design --- Congrès --- landscape architecture [discipline] --- Landscape architecture - Congresses. --- landscape architecture [work genre]

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Michel Desvigne is no doubt the most high-profile French landscape architect working today. He collaborates with architects like Richard Rogers, Norman Foster, Renzo Piano, Ieoh Ming Pei, Herzog and de Meuron, and Jean Nouvel, and his projects are synonymous with a strong strategic and conceptual component, influenced by insights from geography. Traffic projects also play an important role in his work - they underscore the competence of landscape architecture in matters of city planning. This thematic monograph documents the key elements of Desvigne's work in individual chapters: processes of transformation, geography, territory, urban structures, and public squares. Each of these themes is vividly illustrated by selected projects, including the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts, the French Ministry of Culture in Paris, and Keio University in Tokyo. Michel Desvigne kann sicherlich als der international profilierteste französische Landschaftsarchitekt gelten. Er arbeitet mit Architekten wie Richard Rogers, Norman Foster, Renzo Piano, Ieoh Ming Pei, Herzog & de Meuron sowie Jean Nouvel zusammen, und seine Projekte stehen für eine starke strategische und konzeptionelle Komponente, beeinflusst durch Erkenntnisse aus der Geographie. Eine große Rolle spielen zudem Verkehrsprojekte, die die städtebaulich-planerische Kompetenz der Landschaftsarchitektur unterstreichen. Die thematische Monografie dokumentiert die Schlüsselelemente Desvignes Arbeit innerhalb einzelner Kapitel: Transformationsprozesse, Geographie, Territorium, urbane Strukturen und öffentliche Plätze. Die Themen werden durch eine Auswahl von Projekten jeweils anschaulich illustriert, u.a. dem Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, dem Dallas Center for the Performing Arts, dem französischen Kulturministerium in Paris und der Keio University in Tokio.

Desvigne, Michel, 1958- -- Criticism and interpretation. --- Gardens -- Design. --- Landscape architecture. --- landschapsarchitectuur --- Landscape architects --- Architectes paysagistes --- Desvigne, Michel, --- Anvers --- Arras --- Bordeaux --- Cergy-Pontoise --- Dallas --- Greenwich --- Londres --- Lyon --- Minneapolis --- Montpellier --- New york --- Environmental planning --- Landscape architecture --- Paysage --- Criticism and interpretation --- Avignon --- France --- Architecture du paysage --- History --- Histoire --- Desvigne, Michel, - 1958- - Criticism and interpretation --- Aménagement du paysage --- Urbanisme --- Villes --- Rives --- Espaces publics --- Rénovation --- Aménagement --- Reconversion --- Desvigne, Michel, - 1958 --- -Anvers

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Oud-Heverlee --- Boutersem --- Bierbeek --- Glabbeek --- landschapszorg --- parks [recreation areas] --- Environmental planning --- parken --- gardens [open spaces] --- tuinen --- Flemish Brabant --- aanwinstenlijst september 05 --- 581 Monumentenbescherming, cultureel erfgoed --- Vlaams-Brabant --- Vlaanderen --- groen erfgoed --- België --- tuinarchitectuur --- 712 --- 914.93.2 --- 712.03 --- 728.82 --- 378.4.095 --- 712 <493> --- 728.82 Kastelen --- Kastelen --- 712.03 Stijlen en scholen in de landschapsarchitectuur --- Stijlen en scholen in de landschapsarchitectuur --- 712 <493> Landschapsarchitectuur. Tuinkunst. Parkaanleg--België --- Landschapsarchitectuur. Tuinkunst. Parkaanleg--België --- 378.4.095 Universiteiten--?.095 --- Universiteiten--?.095 --- landschapsarchitectuur, parkaanleg en groenvoorziening, tuinarchitectuur --- België - Vlaams-Brabant en Waals-Brabant --- Jardin --- Protection des sites --- Espace vert --- Flandre-région --- Flandre --- Parken--Vlaams-Brabant --- Tuinarchitectuur--Vlaams-Brabant --- 638.3 --- 710 --- België kastelen --- België tuinen --- Vlaanderen patrimonium --- bouwkunst --- architecture --- parks [public recreation areas] --- ARCHITECTURE DU PAYSAGE --- BRABANT FLAMAND (BELGIQUE) --- CHÂTEAUX --- INVENTAIRES --- PARCS --- BELGIQUE