The Culture of Nature in the History of Design (Paperback)

Introduction: Making and Unmaking the Environment

Kjetil Fallan, University of Oslo

1. Design’s Operational Environment

Simon Sadler, University of California, Davis

2. Pattern Watchers
   Larry Busbea, University of Arizona
3. Computing Environmental Design
   Peder Anker, New York University
4. Design 12 and Environmental Education at University of California, 1965-1971
   Tim Stott, Dublin Institute of Technology

Part 2: Ecotopian Landscapes

5. A Cityless and Countryless World: Utopias of Dispersal, 1871-1933
   Nathaniel Walker, College of Charleston
6. A Garden City in Southeast Asia
   Jesse O’Neill, Glasgow School of Art Singapore
7. The Desert is Everywhere! The Myth of Containment in the American West
   Fattori Fraser, Gemic
8. ‘There’s a World Going on Underground’: Subterranean Urban Design
   Even Smith Wergeland, Oslo School of Architecture and Design

Part 3: Design in the Garden

9. ICSID, Development, and Environmental Concerns, 1970-1980
   Tania Messel, University of Brighton
10. Power in the Landscape: Regenerating the Scottish Highlands after WWII
    Frances Robertson, Glasgow School of Art
11. Design in/for the Garden: Questioning Gardening as Environmentalism
    Jette Lykke Jensen, University of Southern Denmark
12. Stainless Steel: A Super-Natural Material in a Throw-Away Society
    Nicolas Maffei, Norwich University of the Arts

Part 4: Design as Ecology

13. Representations of the Global Crisis by Italian Design Cultures
    Elena Formia, University of Bologna
14. Environmental Design Pedagogy in Leningrad in the 1980s
    Yulia Karpova, Aarhus University
15. Designing Maintenance: Martin Pawley’s Garbage Houses
    Curt Gambetta, Princeton University
16. The Unmaking of Autoprogettazione
    Avinash Rajagopal and Vera Sacchetti, independent scholars