doxiadis+ Talking Green: Pre and Post-apocalyptic scenaria for the Mediterranean City
Thomas Doxiadis speaking at The request for green and the prospects of landscape urbanism
http://www.sgt.gr/en/programme/event/1348 Speakers: Julia Czerniak: Architect, Landscape Architect, Professor at the Syracuse University School of Architecture Thomas Doxiadis: Architect, Landscape Architect, Principal of doxiadis+ Zissis Kotionis: Architect, Professor at the University of Thessaly Chris Reed: Landscape Architect, Principal of Stoss Landscape Urbanism, Associate Professor at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design Alex Wall: Architect, Partner at UMnet (Stuttgart), Professor of Urban Design at the Washington University of St. Louis Chair: Gina Moscholiou: Journalist Event Curator: Panos Dragonas: Architect, Associate Professor at the University of Patras"Green" is a strange idea. So is "landscape". As landscape practitioners of the Mediterranean world we must not take these terms for granted. Rather we must understand their meaning in our context, if we are to push them forward in any meaningful way. The world we live in is often perceived as made of two parts, humanity and nature. Even Wikipedia (2014), in its definition of the biophysical environment, reproduces this view.



