Addressing the question of how to think about and design landscapes from the perspective of territory, the book draws upon and interweaves theoretical contributions from geography, architecture, landscape, art, history, and critical theory, together with reflections on selected cartographic projects of the Architecture Association's Landscape Urbanism master's program from 2013 to 2018. Within sections on territory, cartography, and agency are papers on such topics as Odyssean terrains, curving projections: an expanded meaning of desertification, nomadic agriculture for dislocation, dislodging land-ocean binaries: the politics of littoral sediments, and sharing agencies. Annotation 2020 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
