Landscape Urbanism and its Discontents (EPUB) von Andrés Duany

Landscape Urbanism and its Discontents is a collection of essays exploring the debate over urban reform, now polarized around two competing paradigms: Landscape Urbanism and the New Urbanism . Andres Duany and James Howard Kunstler delve into the impact of the tension creating cities that are in balance with nature.

Preface
1. Reminiscences
Looking Backward: Notes on a Cultural Episode Andrés Duany and Emily Talen
Transcript of a Debate ca. 2011 Sandy Sorlien and Bruce Donnelly, Editors
An Album of Images 1950-2010 [includes color section] Andrés Duany
2. Landscape and the City Michael Dennis and Alistair McIntosh
3. Landscape Urbanism, New Urbanism and the Environmental Paradox of Cities Doug Kelbaugh
4. The Metropolis versus the City Neal I. Payton
5. The Social Apathy of Landscape Urbanism Emily Talen
6. A General Theory of Ecological Urbanism Andrés Duany
7. The Zombies of Gund Hall Go Forth and Eat America's Brains James Howard Kunstler
8. Landscape Urbanism: Supplement or Substitute? Paul Murrain
9. Why Dogs Should Not Eat Dogs Daniel Solomon
10. Absorbing Landscape Urbanism Bruce Donnelly
11. Art Vitiating Life Michael Mehaffy
12. Marginality and the Prospect for Urbanism in the Post-Ecological City Michael Rios
13. Adaptive Urbanism Kristina Hill and Larissa Larsen
14. Talk of Urbanism Jason Brody
15. Articulating Landscape Urbanism Jusuck Koh
16. Landscape Ecology and Its Urbanism Perry Pei-Ju Yang
17. Urbanism — New, Landscape, or Otherwise: The Case for Complementarity Nan Ellin
18. A Critique of the High Line: Landscape Urbanism and the Global South Leon Morenas

Index
About The Editors/Contributors