Future Landscape
Ed has been invited to speak at the BIG LANDSCAPE 2020 CONFERENCE organised by SLIC (Student Landscape Institute Council). On Saturday 2nd July Ed will present a paper on the future of urbanism and landscape. >>>
Kingston
Check out the end of year show coming up at Kingston on June 4th.
II Ciclo de Conferencias Area de Urbanismo: Cañada Real Galiana, Universidad de Alcalá
Ed was invited by Prof. Daniel Zarza and his colleagues at Universidad de Alcalá to discuss concepts of informality in relation to the production of public space.
The conference series also included lectures: “Infraestructuras y naturaleza” by Ignacio Bisbal, Profesor Urbanismo UAH, “After the Crisis” by Jose Juan Barba,Profesor Urbanismo UAH, “Detroit Ghettos” by Camilo Vergara, Fotografo NYC, “Habitat Madrid” by Emilio Ontiveros, Profesor Urbanismo UAH, “Madrid Verde” by Manuel Aymerich, Profesor Urbanismo UAH, “Lynch`s form of the city” by Roger Simmonds, Profesor Urbanismo Oxford/Brookes
Topos 73
Ed has written an article for Topos 73: City Regeneration. The article reports on the Landscape Urbanism Biennale in 2010 and the many diverse projects that take an alternative view on landscape urbanism process.
Tree Moving Machine
Inspiration for the Roaming Forest. Olmsted was using tree moving machines to transport trees around Prospect Park.
Image: Fein, A. (1972) Fredrick Law Olmsted and the American Environmental Tradition. New York: George Braziller
Landscape
Ed co-wrote an article for Landscape explaining the conceptual origins of the Roaming Forest project. The article explains the ambitions of the project and the potential issues involved with experimental installations such as this.
Landscape: The Journal of the Landscape Institute: Winter 2011. Wardour. ISSN:1742-2914
Biennale of Landscape Urbanism 2010
The Biennale of Landscape Urbanism opened on Saturday 25 September. Ed joined the opening event in Bat-Yam, Israel following several days of finalizing the Roaming Forest project with Yael Bar Maor.
Timing 2010, the Biennale of Landscape Urbanism, explores the tension between the temporary and the permanent and between the planned and the experienced. This municipal-led initiative, curated by Yael Moria-Klain and Sigal Barnir, offers the city of Bat-Yam as a laboratory for examining alternative uses for urban space. Landscape architects, artists and architects were invited to reinvent the spaces, processes and conditions that give rise to conditions of temporality in the city.
This project is a collaboration with Yael Bar Maor and Mike Dring. Selected and built for the Biennale of Landscape Urbanism, the Roaming Forest is an exploration of adaptation and temporality in the public realm of the city.
Roaming Forest
The Roaming Forest is moved around the city by individuals, groups and the municipality in preparation for the opening of the Biennale of Landscape Urbanism.
This project is a collaboration with Yael Bar Maor and Mike Dring. Selected and built for the Biennale of Landscape Urbanism, the Roaming Forest is an exploration of adaptation and temporality in the public realm of the city.
An alternative vision to offshore exploration
A unique collaboration, with Helena Rivera, Dickon Hayward and James Richer to design a new city in Colombia. The aim was to propose a framework for an adaptable city infrastructure that could expand and contract as the population fluctuates. This project was led by Helena Rivera, A Small Studio Ltd, and was commissioned by a public limited company in Colombia. For more information >>>
Dare Terra
Ed was invited by Prof. Contin and Prof. D’Alfonso, of the Politecnico di Milano, to present a paper at the Dare Terra Symposium at the Urban Center in Milan.