In this elective, you&#39;ll explore mobile landscapes through speculative cartography and narrative fabulation, responding to phenomena like dust storms and oil plumes. You&#39;ll choose a &#39;travelling geography&#39; case study and, through a blend of research, writing, and mapping exercises, craft a project that examines the ecological, social, and spatial dynamics of changing landscapes. The course fosters narrative writing and experimental mapping skills, culminating in a collective publication. You&#39;ll emerge with a deeper grasp of narrative techniques, critical spatial research, and interdisciplinary inquiry, enhancing your communication and design prowess.

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11297 - Landscape Narratives

Landscape Narratives

Explore and articulate relational thinking of space, material, system and process at multiple scales.

Use a conceptual framework and related methods to identify, describe and respond to the specificities of site and context.

Communicate landscape ideas through a combination of representational forms and techniques, including drawings, verbal presentation and written text.

Contribute constructively to the creation of collaborative and critically informed positions on topics relevant to landscape architecture, including their relationship to Colonisation and the climate emergency.

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11297 - Landscape Narratives

6 Credit points