Corpus is a platform for exploring the definition of landscape architecture through a selection of canonical works.
It begins from the premise that the contemporary discipline lacks a shared, referential body of projects that could serve as a common foundation. The corpus of the discipline. To address this, practitioners, academics and theorists are invited to contribute by selecting two projects they believe define the field and providing a written reflection on their relevance and impact.
We aim to build a catalogue of works that can establish a rich resource for researchers, students and practitioners. The backbone of the discipline, seen and explained through its seminal projects.
Corpus is published online twice a year, with each issue featuring guest contributions as well as curated submissions. It is a non-profit initiative conceived as an open, experimental endeavour exploring the core and boundaries of the disciplinary field.
(Editorial)
It begins from the premise that the contemporary discipline lacks a shared, referential body of projects that could serve as a common foundation. The corpus of the discipline. To address this, practitioners, academics and theorists are invited to contribute by selecting two projects they believe define the field and providing a written reflection on their relevance and impact.
We aim to build a catalogue of works that can establish a rich resource for researchers, students and practitioners. The backbone of the discipline, seen and explained through its seminal projects.
Corpus is published online twice a year, with each issue featuring guest contributions as well as curated submissions. It is a non-profit initiative conceived as an open, experimental endeavour exploring the core and boundaries of the disciplinary field.
(Editorial)