New Collaboration

Ed is working with friends and colleagues around something called the Field Office. It is a >>>

Climate justice / sites of publicness

‘Climates of publicness’, series 1-3, 2023: Exploration of relations between landscape and public space through climate protest, action, and inaction – through a range of intersecting >>>

Melbourne Design Week

A Post-Landscape Handbook is published on Other Spaces exhibition as part of Melbourne Design Week.

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European Prize for Urban Public Space

Ed has been invited to join the European Prize for Public Space’s Board of Experts. The European Prize for Urban Public Space is >>>

PROJECTS AND PROCESSES

This is a brief, in-progress portfolio of design and research collaborations from the Project Studio of Ed Wall >>>

22. Ways of Being Seen

Description: Ways of being seen explores landscapes held in tension by a 100ft monument in the Scottish Northeast Highlands. The monument to the First Duke of Sutherland commemorates a man who presided over one of the most contested Highland Clearances of the nineteenth century. During this time populations were forcibly displaced to make way for sheep farming and new infrastructures were inscribed across the landscape. >>>

17. Valley Project

Description: The Valley Project is an exploration of Patrick Geddes valley section as a tool for analysis and speculation of future urban landscapes. Extending beyond what Geddes termed ‘natural occupations’, the project proposes that the framework of the valley section be adapted to analyse other relations with land, from historic forms to future urbanisations. >>>

21. The Landscapists

Description: The Landscapists explores expanding fields of landscape. It began as a commission for Ed Wall to guest-edit an issue of Architectural Design (Wiley 2020) and was developed further through a series of international seminars and a public exhibition. The Landscapists involved almost 100 leading international landscape researchers, designers, artists, and scientists who have shared their unique landscape practices. >>>

16. Incomplete Cartographies

Description: Incomplete Cartographies is an approach to design that embraces the collective formation and open-endedness of situated landscape conversations. The approach has been developed from the Itineraries and Cartographies workshop at the London School of Economics/New York University NYLON conference >>>

15. Testing-Ground

Description: TESTING-GROUND is an independent design research journal focused on research, experimentation and design of landscapes, cities, and territories. It provides a platform to critique established urban theory and a place to investigate emerging architectural, political, and ecological concepts. The focus of each issue emerges from collaborative workshops which explore specific ideas and concerns. >>>