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Latest revision as of 14:46, 5 January 2021
| Task: Sketch your (design) transect and show places of potential point of interventions ('acupunctures'), share the results (send, upload or share a photo of your sketches) and a short discussion about the transects
Duration: 15 - 20 minutes |
Further Reading
- Diedrich, L., G. Lee and J. Raxworthy (2012): Transects: Developing an Experience-based Methodology for Design Education and Design Research in Jonas & Monacella (eds). 2012. Exposure: Design Research in Landscape Architecture 2012, RMIT.
- Lisa Diedrich, Gini Lee, Ellen Braae (2014): The Transect as a Method for Mapping and Narrating Water Landscapes: Humboldt’s Open Works and Transareal Travelling
- Landscape Urbanism Blog
- Center for Applied Transect Studies
- Mantho, Robert (2015): The Urban Section. An analytical tool for cities and streets. London and New York