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Excerpts of stories that help to shape (urban) landscape experience by paulronckenJun 29, 201422:14June 30, 2014

Comic books and their incredible landscapes

Excerpts of stories that help to shape (urban) landscape experience, part 6 Okay, this may be my favourite subject. In some ways a guilty pleasure because comic books are still for geeks or the illiterate. […]

Excerpts of stories that help to shape (urban) landscape experience by paulronckenMay 25, 201414:39June 6, 2014

Movie scripts and landscape experiences

  Hi there. In addition to last month post, that produced quite some positive response on diverse linkedIN networks, I would recommend to watch this TEDtalk by David Byrne (former singer/frontman of the Talking Heads). […]

writings by paulronckenApr 21, 201410:17June 6, 2014

Music that helps to shape landscape experiences (an excerpt)

(music begins at 1:01) The landscape architect Olmsted declared that ‘landscapes moves us in a manner more analogous to music than anything else’ (Olmsted biography by Martin 2011, 155). He was aware of a fascinating […]

Excerpts of stories that help to shape (urban) landscape experience by paulronckenMar 23, 201421:03June 6, 2014

A near future with external memory storage and Bionet >>> wait a minute… bionet?

Will landscape experiences change by the influences of smartphones and on-site-extensive-information (OSEI)? Yes, probably just as radical as novels and travel guides have changed the perspective of the tourist/public gaze, since they first became popular. […]

Excerpts of stories that help to shape (urban) landscape experience by paulronckenFeb 21, 201421:38June 6, 2014

Billy Pilgrim, landscape bombing backwards

This excerpt is from a book by Kurt Vonnegut (1922 Indianapolis USA – 2007), an American writer who writes hilariously funny about modern or future American life. Most of his books are written from the […]

Excerpts of stories that help to shape (urban) landscape experience by paulronckenJan 26, 201416:11June 6, 2014

Excerpts of stories that help to shape (urban) landscape experience

Starting this new year, 2014, I intend to create posts that are different from what I wrote about in the past months. There are literary excerpts to be shared with you, containing diverse aspects of […]

writings by paulronckenDec 21, 201318:08December 21, 2013

The shy look in the eyes of landscape designers

Because it is Christmas time, I wish you a pleasant experience with this link. It contains a movie about the painting above, creating a portal landscape. Enjoy and take your time. Each year, new students […]

writings by paulronckenNov 23, 201319:47November 25, 2013

Axiom of Abundance

Just a small announcement this month because it is hectic. As every year at this time of the year, all seems to be caught up in a run towards some kind of ending. The end […]

writings by paulronckenOct 20, 201322:32November 23, 2013

‘Once again, it is time for something new’

This title is a quote by Rem Koolhaas. It was published as part of an interview with a newspaper (TROUW, October 19 2013) this weekend. These journalist had not spoken to him in nine years. […]

writings by paulronckenSep 21, 201313:01September 21, 2013

Proud about ideas

Of course there are sparse moments of self-pride. Even with the average self-esteem of landscape designers, some ideas and deliveries are worth wallowing in. An instance of the purest sublime by an act of creation: […]

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