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100|1 |▼aFreytag, Anette,▼d1971-▼0htt-
   |  |p://id.loc.gov/authorities/nam-
   |  |es/no2015080478▼4aut
240|10|▼aDieter Kienast.▼lEnglish
245|14|▼aThe landscapes of Dieter Kie-
   |  |nast /▼cAnette Freytag ; with -
   |  |photographs by Georg Aerni and-
   |  | Christian Vogt.
260|  |▼aZurich :▼bGTA Verlag,▼c2021.
300|  |▼a432 pages :▼billustrations (-
   |  |some color) ;▼c29 cm
336|  |▼atext▼btxt▼2rdacontent
336|  |▼astill image▼bsti▼2rdacontent
337|  |▼aunmediated▼bn▼2rdamedia
338|  |▼avolume▼bnc▼2rdacarrier
500|  |▼aA slightly revised English t-
   |  |ranslation of Dieter Kienast :-
   |  | Stadt und Landschaft lesbar m-
   |  |achen (2016).
504|  |▼aIncludes bibliographical ref-
   |  |erences and index.
505|00|▼aMachine generated contents n-
   |  |ote:▼gI.▼tThe Nature of the Ci-
   |  |ty: Traces v of Kassel and the-
   |  | Beauty of Weeds －－▼tA New Typ-
   |  |e of Green Urban Planner －－▼tA-
   |  | New Theory of Planning Open S-
   |  |paces: The Kassel School －－▼tL-
   |  |ucius Burckhardt\'s Critique of-
   |  | Planning －－▼tKienast and the -
   |  |Kassel School －－▼tThe Third St-
   |  |ocktaking of the World －－▼tThe-
   |  | Natural and the Artificial: T-
   |  |he Dry Grassland Biotope in Ba-
   |  |sel －－▼tSociopolitical Allegor-
   |  |ies －－▼tVegetation and Use: Th-
   |  |e Ecole cantonale de langue fr-
   |  |ancaise in Bern －－▼tNew Images-
   |  | of Urban Nature －－▼tProcesses-
   |  | of Reinterpretation: The Fron-
   |  |t Yard and Rear Courtyard for -
   |  |Ernst Basler + Partner in Zuri-
   |  |ch －－▼tConditions for Designin-
   |  |g Urban OpenSpace: The Garden -
   |  |Courtyard for the Schweizerisc-
   |  |he Ruckversicherungs-Gesellsch-
   |  |aft in Zurich －－▼gII.▼tForms o-
   |  |f Use: Aesthetic Experience an-
   |  |d Coping with Everyday Life －－-
   |  |▼t"Using Open Space Means Copi-
   |  |ng with Everyday Life": Kienas-
   |  |t\'s First Design for the Groun-
   |  |ds of a Housing Development －－-
   |  |▼tForm as the Antithesis of th-
   |  |e Natural Garden: The Bruhlwie-
   |  |se Municipal Park in Wettingen-
   |  | －－▼tTransparency and Collage:-
   |  | Making City and Countryside L-
   |  |egible －－▼tOne\'s Own Garden as-
   |  | a Field for Experimentation －－
   |  |-▼tMourning and the Experience-
   |  | of Nature: Consolation throug-
   |  |h Beauty as a Way of Coping wi-
   |  |th Everyday Life －－▼gIII.▼tDra-
   |  |wing and Perceiving: Media of -
   |  |Representation －－▼tFrom Zoning-
   |  | to Designing －－▼t"This Thing -
   |  |We Call Art": Dieter Kienast a-
   |  |nd the Phenomenology of Postmo-
   |  |d-ernism －－ Art, Architecture,-
   |  | Literature －－▼tA Vocabulary f-
   |  |or the Landscape I: Shaping th-
   |  |e Terrain －－▼tA Vocabulary for-
   |  | the Landscape II: Drawing and-
   |  | Representation as Processes f-
   |  |or Understanding Topography, F-
   |  |orm, and Material －－▼tMechanis-
   |  |ms of Representation: Texts, P-
   |  |hotographs, Exhibitions, and V-
   |  |ideo －－▼tTen Theses on Landsca-
   |  |pe Architecture.
520|8 |▼aDieter Kienast (1945-1998) i-
   |  |s a key Swiss figure in Europe-
   |  |an landscape architecture. Ami-
   |  |dst a striking change in socie-
   |  |tal understandings of nature, -
   |  |he sought a synthesis between -
   |  |design and ecology in the 1970-
   |  |s. He designed spaces to make -
   |  |the dissolving opposition betw-
   |  |een city and countryside legib-
   |  |le and to enable aesthetic exp-
   |  |erience to help cope with incr-
   |  |easingly complex everyday life-
   |  |. As a designer, planner, rese-
   |  |archer and university lecturer-
   |  |, Kienast introduced new chall-
   |  |enges into the discussion of t-
   |  |hose fields. Critique of urban-
   |  | planning, processes of partic-
   |  |ipation and the significance o-
   |  |f spontaneous urban vegetation-
   |  | played just as much a role in-
   |  | these discussions as did art,-
   |  | literature, architecture and -
   |  |the popularity of postmodernis-
   |  |m. Anette Freytag\'s award-winn-
   |  |ing book, which offers the fir-
   |  |st and comprehensive critical -
   |  |examination of Dieter Kienast,-
   |  | is now available to an intern-
   |  |ational audience in this Engli-
   |  |sh edition. It not only vividl-
   |  |y deconstructs how design, the-
   |  |ory and representation are int-
   |  |erwoven in Kienast\'s work, but-
   |  | also sheds light on a specifi-
   |  |c period of landscape architecture.
600|10|▼aKienast, Dieter,▼d1945-1998▼-
   |  |xCriticism and interpretation.
600|17|▼aKienast, Dieter,▼d1945-1998.
650| 0|▼aLandscape architecture▼zSwit-
   |  |zerland▼xHistory▼y20th century.
650| 0|▼aLandscape architecture▼zEuro-
   |  |pe▼xHistory▼y20th century.
700|1 |▼aAerni, Georg,▼d1959-▼0http:/-
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700|1 |▼aVogt, Christian,▼d1946-▼0htt-
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   |  |es/n81088935▼4pht