2020-12-18

Timetable and info

There is now a timetable for the course here on the course page. It´s preliminary, but dates for different "hand ins" should be correct, most of the lectures too, but changes may occur and lecterus can be added. Complete timeshedule will be presented when the course start.

As written before, there will be distant teaching on Zoom. However we strongly recommend you to visit the area (see below) using bus 809 for example, and avoiding rush hours during the course.

The project will be about the landscape and road 282 from Uppsala to Almunge east of Uppsala. The first part of the course you will work in groups with a landscape character analysis and new "traffic concept". In the second part you will work individually with a design question based on the groups analysis and concept.

REMEMBER to answer yes or no when you are offered a seat in the course.

Merry Christmas and Happy 2021!

/Tomas Eriksson

2020-11-24
Welcome, info and literature list
Hello and a warm welcome to Studio Large scale landscape project.

There will be a literature list in the end of this message, but first some general information.

Due to the corona situation the course will be implemented through distance teaching through zoom-meetings and lectures etc. Most of you are familiar with this concept by now. Because of that we are not planning a joint fieldtrip to Kiruna or elsewhere. Some modified fieldtrip assignments are planned instead.

About the number of seats in the course. If you have a seat in the course but you intend NOT TO ATTEND the course, MAKE SURE TO SAY NO to that seat and give the seat to another student. The week before the course start you can register. Do that! Keep yourself uppdated here on the course page. More info will follow.

All the best/Tomas Eriksson

Here follows the literature list:

Literature list This list contains compulsory literature that will be discussed in seminars or needed in assignments in order to pass the course. The literature of the two first seminars are books that needs two be purchased or borrowed, the rest are pdf:s handed out on Canvas or found on internet. Additional reading will be suggested during the course and available on canvas or internet.

Literature seminar- "Landscape analysis". First week of the course!

Stahlschmidt, P., Swaffield, S., Primdahl, J. & Nellemann, V. (2017). Landscape Analysis: Investing the Potential of Space and Place.

• Chapter 1, Landscape change and the need for analysis, pp 1-17

• Chapter 2, Framing analysis: values, experts and citizens pp 18-32

• Chapter 7, Site selection and landscape potential, pp 129-152

• Chapter 8, Impact assessment and future studies, pp 153-175

Choose one of these articles on Canvas or Internet

* Antonsson, H. (2011). “The treatment of landscape in a Swedish EIA process”. Environmental Impact Assessment Review 31(2011): 195-205.

* Brunetta, G. and A. Voghera (2008). "Evaluating Landscape for Shared Values: Tools, Principles, and Methods." Landscape Research 33(3): 71-87.

* Butler, A. (2018). Landscape assessment as conflict and consensus. In Defining Landscape Democracy: A Path to Spatial Justice. Eds Egoz, S, Jörgensen, K. & Ruggeri, D. Cheltenham, UK, Edward Edgar Publishing Limited: pp 85-95.

* Dakin, S. (2003). "There's more to landscape than meets the eye: towards inclusive landscape assessment in resource and environmental management." The Canadian Geographer 47(2): 185-200.

* Fairclough, G. and P. Herring (2016). "Lens, mirror, window: interactions between Historic Landscape Characterisation and Landscape Character Assessment." Landscape Research 41(2): 186-198.

* Papmehl-Dufay, L. (2015). “Places that matter. Megalithic monuments form a biographical perspective” In Landscape Biographies. Geographical, Historical and Archaeological perspectives in the production and Transmission of Landscapes. Eds. Kolen, J., Renes, H. & Herman, R. Amsterdam University Press. pp 143-165 (available as ebook via library - https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt15r3x99)

Literature seminar – "Design"

Lawson, B. (2005). How Designers Think: The design process demystified. 4th edition.

• Chapter 3 Route maps of the design process, pp 31-52

• Chapter 4 The components of design problems, pp 53-62

• Chapter 5 Measurements, criteria and judgement in design, pp 63-82

• Chapter 6 A model of design problems, pp 83-111

• Chapter 7 Problems, solutions and the design process, pp 112-128 Literature seminar – Field trip (work in progress – not ready – will be on canvas or internet)

Literature when working with your assignments/projects – on canvas

* Trafikverket (2018). Landscape as an Arena: Integrated Landscape Character Assessment-Method Description

* Trafikverket (2014) Strategic Choice of Measure: A new step for planning of transport solutions

References – not compulsory

About maps

* Brodersen, L. (2001) Maps as communication. Kort- og Matrikelstyrelsen (https://ftp.space.dtu.dk/pub/stenseng/Kms-tech-rap/Maps_as_Communication_-_Theory_and_Methodology_in_Cartography.pdf)

* Wood, D. (2010) Rethinking the power of maps. The Guilford Press: Chapter 2, pp 39-52.

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