Introduction
1 Marc Treib (2002)The Architecture of Land-
scape 1940–1960, Philadelphia, PA: University
of Pennsylvania Press.
2 Peter Blundell-Jones (2000) Modern Archi-
tecture through Case Studies, London:
Architectural Press, p. 6.
3 Mark Francis (2001) ‘A case study method for
landscape architecture’, Landscape Journal,
20(1): 16.
4 Blundell-Jones,Modern Architecture through
Case Studies,p.5.
5 Rolf Johansson (2002) ‘Et eksplikativt
angreppssätt – Fallstudiemetodikens utvec-
kling, logiske grund och betydelse i arkitektur-
forskningen’,Nordisk Arkitekturforksning,2:19
(in Swedish).
6 Malene Hauxner (2003) Open to the Sky,
Copenhagen: The Danish Architectural Press,
pp. 22–3.
Denmark
1 Annemarie Lund (1997) Guide to Danish
Landscape Architecture, 1000–1996,Copen-
hagen: Danish Architectural Press.
2 In Denmark, anyone wanting to develop a site
must submit a ‘local plan’ to the city planning
authority which is open to public comments
for at least three months. Only then can the
authority decide whether or not to grant per-
mission. There had been 253 such plans for
the Islands Brygge site.
3 This would seem to be the closest English
term for the material used.Ireland
1 Proposed at the time of writing.
2 On 1 January 2002, the former Dublin
Corporation was renamed Dublin City Council.France
1 B. Blanchon (2002) ‘Michel Corajoud (né en
1937)’, in M. Racine (ed.)Créateurs de Jardins
et de Paysage, Paris: Actes Sud/ENSP, p. 276.
2 F. Dubost (2002) ‘Les paysagistes et la deman-
de de paysage', in M. Racine (ed.)Créateurs
de Jardins et de Paysage, Paris: Actes Sud/
ENSP, p. 375.
3 K. Skousbøll (2002) Pièces Urbaines: Ny
fransk Byscenografi, Copenhagen: Arkitektens
Forlag.
4 A. Demerlé-Got (2002) ‘Jeunes paysagistes
et commandes contemporaines’, in M. Racine
(ed.) Créateurs de Jardins et de Paysage,
Paris: Actes Sud/ENSP, p. 344.
5 http://www.adpf.asso.fr/adpf-publi/folio/architecture/
12.html (accessed 1January 2005).
6 Source SANEF.
7 Interview with Pascale Hannetel and Arnaud
Yver/HYL, 26 November 2004.