Du sol foncier au sol vivant
Soil is a complex and precious ecosystem that must be conserved, preserved and enhanced. However, our activity as landscape architects and urban planners poses a real problem for the different actors in urban and regional planning in considering the soil as a fundamental issue. This article is based...
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Agrocampus Angers, Ecole nationale supérieure du paysage, ENP Blois, ENSAP Bordeaux, ENSAP Lille
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author | Atelier Georges Thibault Barbier Mathieu Delorme Charles Rives |
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description | Soil is a complex and precious ecosystem that must be conserved, preserved and enhanced. However, our activity as landscape architects and urban planners poses a real problem for the different actors in urban and regional planning in considering the soil as a fundamental issue. This article is based on our practice of urban planning and landscape projects with public and private sector clients. We start by proposing a new representation of the soil as a tool in landscape architecture: the "land" becomes "living soil". The soil as a vaguely characterised two-dimensional surface which currently conditions the transformation of territories takes on essential ecological functions thus challenging our system of values and societal aspirations. Starting from this theoretical framework, we conduct two case studies: a regional development project for which we provided assistance to the contracting authority and an urban planning project we were in charge of. They illustrate the obstacles to be addressed and identify perspectives for collective work. |
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spelling | doaj-art-b8d0fc2fa56a487191e2b218ec06da3d2025-02-05T16:21:55ZfraAgrocampus Angers, Ecole nationale supérieure du paysage, ENP Blois, ENSAP Bordeaux, ENSAP LilleProjets de Paysage1969-61242022-12-012710.4000/paysage.31650Du sol foncier au sol vivantAtelier GeorgesThibault BarbierMathieu DelormeCharles RivesSoil is a complex and precious ecosystem that must be conserved, preserved and enhanced. However, our activity as landscape architects and urban planners poses a real problem for the different actors in urban and regional planning in considering the soil as a fundamental issue. This article is based on our practice of urban planning and landscape projects with public and private sector clients. We start by proposing a new representation of the soil as a tool in landscape architecture: the "land" becomes "living soil". The soil as a vaguely characterised two-dimensional surface which currently conditions the transformation of territories takes on essential ecological functions thus challenging our system of values and societal aspirations. Starting from this theoretical framework, we conduct two case studies: a regional development project for which we provided assistance to the contracting authority and an urban planning project we were in charge of. They illustrate the obstacles to be addressed and identify perspectives for collective work.https://journals.openedition.org/paysage/31650landscapegovernanceurban planninglandliving soil |
spellingShingle | Atelier Georges Thibault Barbier Mathieu Delorme Charles Rives Du sol foncier au sol vivant Projets de Paysage landscape governance urban planning land living soil |
title | Du sol foncier au sol vivant |
title_full | Du sol foncier au sol vivant |
title_fullStr | Du sol foncier au sol vivant |
title_full_unstemmed | Du sol foncier au sol vivant |
title_short | Du sol foncier au sol vivant |
title_sort | du sol foncier au sol vivant |
topic | landscape governance urban planning land living soil |
url | https://journals.openedition.org/paysage/31650 |
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