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The Blois School Journals

No. 23
SHARED LANDSCAPES
Without interactions, there are no human environments; similarly, the interdependent relationships between elements, plants, and organisms ensure their survival. A landscape is only plural and shared. Ecosystems, connections, symbioses… this lexicon is transposed from ecology to the projects of landscape architects as gestures of resistance and solidarity are invented in the face of dissonant experiences. Shared Landscapes: by whom, with whom, on behalf of whom? This issue explores dispersed geographies – from Alsace to the Alps and from Saxony to the Antilles, passing through Gironde, Burgundy, the Loire and the Rhône, Paris, Bosnia, and the dunes of Calais. Landscape projects are presented alongside pedagogical experiments, a graphic narrative, and photographic and poetic proposals.
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