PART IV CULTIVATIONS -- Rania Ghosn & El Hadi Jazairy (DESIGN EARTH) PART I FOUNDATIONS -- Chapter 20 AQUARIUM FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE -- Nancy Couling -- Chapter 2 NORTH SEA CROSSINGS: HISTORICAL,GEO-SPATIAL MAPPING AS A TOOL TO UNDERSTAND THE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT OF PORT CITIES IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT -- Carola Hein, Reinout Rutte, & Yvonne van Mil -- PART II CONCEPTIONS -- Chapter 3 VISCOSITY Nancy -- Nancy Couling & Carola Hein -- Chapter 4 EVERYTHING HAS ITS DEPTH J.M. Ledgard -- Chapter 5 THICK REPRESENTATIONS FOR OCEANIC SPACE -- Claudia Bode & Lizzie Yarina -- Chapter 6 ANALYSING EXTENDED URBANISATION: A TERRITORIAL APPROACH -- Christian Schmid -- Chapter 7 BLANKNESS: THE ARCHITECTURAL VOID OF NORTH SEA ENERGY LOGISTICS -- Nancy Couling & Carola Hein -- Chapter 8 NORTH SEA COSMOS: A PERIPLUS -- Stephen J. Ramos & Jan Derk Diekema -- PART III EXTENSIONS -- Chapter 9 THE GLOBAL PETROLEUMSCAPE OF THE ROTTERDAM/THE HAGUE AREA: AS A MODEL FOR FURTHER RESEARCH -- Carola Hein -- Chapter 10 NORTH SEA UNLIMITED -- Serge F. van Gessel, Lennert J. Goemans & Jan Matthijsen -- Chapter 11 THE ANTHROPOGENIC SEASCAPES AND THE NEW ENERGY TRANSITION: THE NEED FOR A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON MARINE NATURE AND HUMAN-MADE STRUCTURES -- Anne-Mette Jørgensen -- Chapter 12 -- EXTENSIONS AND VISCOSITIES IN THE NORTH SEA -- Nancy Couling -- Chapter 13 MEGA PORTS AND GLOBALISM, ON LAND AND OFFSHORE: CONCEPTUALISING COMPLEXITY -- Susan Dunne -- Chapter 14 2050: AN ENERGETIC ODYSSEY-PERSUASION BY COLLECTIVE IMMERSION -- Maarten Hajer & Dirk Sijmons -- PART IV CULTIVATIONS -- Chapter 15 NORTH SEA LANDSCAPES OF COEXISTENCE -- Taneha Kuzniecow Bacchin -- Chapter 16 LAND-SEA INTERACTIONS IN MARINE SPATIAL PLANNING: A CASE STUDY IN TUSCANY -- Niccolò Bassan, Elisabetta Manea, Alberto Innocenti, & Francesco Musco -- Chapter 17 WHO IS NATURE? -- Artist's Collective Satellietgroep -- Chapter 18 MITTELMEERLAND: THE MEDITERRANEAN AS LIQUID TERRITORY -- Medine Altiok -- Chapter 19 SINGAPORE STRAIT: AN URBAN PORTRAIT -- Milica Topalović -- Chapter 20 AQUARIUM FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE -- Rania Ghosn & El Hadi Jazairy (DESIGN EARTH)
Summary:
The book tells the story of the sea-land continuum based on the case of the North Sea ? one of the world?s most industrialized seas, in which the Netherlands plays a central role. The space of the North Sea is almost fully planned and has been simultaneously loaded with the task of increased economic production both from new and traditional maritime sectors, and emptied of cultural significance.0 0Through different projects from academia, art, literature and practice, from analysis to design, the book explores synergies for designing this new spatial realm.0Port-city expert Carola Hein, professor of History of Architecture & Urban Planning at Delft University of Technology, and Nancy Couling, associate professor at the Bergen School of Architecture and researcher of the urbanized sea, combine forces to guide the reader through this complex and fascinating topic.
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