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1	Prairie of mine(s): engaging with the remnants of extractive processes Baxter, Shannon D. 15 September 2008 (has links) Prairie of Mine(s) explores the incorporation of cultural and historical elements within the reclamation of a post-industrial mining landscape in the South Saskatchewan prairie. Reclamation solely by ecological methods often fails to recognize the industrial processes and people that altered the landscape. This project utilizes experiential, cultural, and historical elements within the reclamation of mining lands to shed light on a part of our history that is frequently overlooked and draw attention to actions made on the earth everyday in order for us to live comfortably. / October 2008 Post-Industrial Land Reclamation Cultural Landscape Coal mining Landscape Architecture Design Bienfait Coalfields Interpretive Landscapes Industrial Landscapes Prairie
2	Prairie of mine(s): engaging with the remnants of extractive processes Baxter, Shannon D. 15 September 2008 (has links) Prairie of Mine(s) explores the incorporation of cultural and historical elements within the reclamation of a post-industrial mining landscape in the South Saskatchewan prairie. Reclamation solely by ecological methods often fails to recognize the industrial processes and people that altered the landscape. This project utilizes experiential, cultural, and historical elements within the reclamation of mining lands to shed light on a part of our history that is frequently overlooked and draw attention to actions made on the earth everyday in order for us to live comfortably. Post-Industrial Land Reclamation Cultural Landscape Coal mining Landscape Architecture Design Bienfait Coalfields Interpretive Landscapes Industrial Landscapes Prairie
3	Prairie of mine(s): engaging with the remnants of extractive processes Baxter, Shannon D. 15 September 2008 (has links) Prairie of Mine(s) explores the incorporation of cultural and historical elements within the reclamation of a post-industrial mining landscape in the South Saskatchewan prairie. Reclamation solely by ecological methods often fails to recognize the industrial processes and people that altered the landscape. This project utilizes experiential, cultural, and historical elements within the reclamation of mining lands to shed light on a part of our history that is frequently overlooked and draw attention to actions made on the earth everyday in order for us to live comfortably. Post-Industrial Land Reclamation Cultural Landscape Coal mining Landscape Architecture Design Bienfait Coalfields Interpretive Landscapes Industrial Landscapes Prairie
4	reInterpret deIndustrial Dominion Bridge Bonnetta, Elizabeth M. 21 January 2008 (has links) This project explores a reinterpretation process of a deindustrial site through landscape architecture. By using the industrial process to guide the formation of the landscape, spaces, and experiences, a semi-abandoned industrial site is transformed into a cultural park. The purpose of the project is to articulate the intriguing qualities of a deindustrial site and respond to them through a design process that is sensitive to the history and character of the site, while allowing contemporary uses and experiences to evolve. / February 2008 Landscape Architecture Industrial landscapes Interpretive landscapes Design Post industrial De-industrial Dominion Bridge Winnipeg Terrain Vague Drosscapes Abandoned landscapes Derelict landscapes Cultural Park Landscape Photography Industrial infrastructure Industrial movement
5	reInterpret deIndustrial Dominion Bridge Bonnetta, Elizabeth M. 21 January 2008 (has links) This project explores a reinterpretation process of a deindustrial site through landscape architecture. By using the industrial process to guide the formation of the landscape, spaces, and experiences, a semi-abandoned industrial site is transformed into a cultural park. The purpose of the project is to articulate the intriguing qualities of a deindustrial site and respond to them through a design process that is sensitive to the history and character of the site, while allowing contemporary uses and experiences to evolve. landscape architecture industrial landscapes interpretive landscapes design postindustrial deindustrial Dominion Bridge Winnipeg Terrain Vague Drosscapes abandoned landscapes derelict landscapes cultural park landscape photography industrial infrastructure industrial movement
6	reInterpret deIndustrial Dominion Bridge Bonnetta, Elizabeth M. 21 January 2008 (has links) This project explores a reinterpretation process of a deindustrial site through landscape architecture. By using the industrial process to guide the formation of the landscape, spaces, and experiences, a semi-abandoned industrial site is transformed into a cultural park. The purpose of the project is to articulate the intriguing qualities of a deindustrial site and respond to them through a design process that is sensitive to the history and character of the site, while allowing contemporary uses and experiences to evolve. Landscape Architecture Industrial landscapes Interpretive landscapes Design Post industrial De-industrial Dominion Bridge Winnipeg Terrain Vague Drosscapes Abandoned landscapes Derelict landscapes Cultural Park Landscape Photography Industrial infrastructure Industrial movement

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