pol    eng

ARCHIVE

4/2014 - The Paths that Shape the Landscape / Ścieżki kreacji krajobrazu

AK 4-14 2   No 4/2014, vol. 45

The Paths that Shape the Landscape
Ścieżki kreacji krajobrazu





SUMMARIES page 104
DOWNLOAD ALL (8,96 MB)





PROBLEMS
Lighting Sculptures as a Tool for Crafting Abstract Landscapes
Instalacje świetlne jako narzędzie w kreowaniu krajobrazu abstrakcyjnego

Joanna Szwed

SUMMARY


Since times Prehistoric light has been the object of Man’s desire and respect. Artificial lighting resulted from humanity’s struggle to become independent of Nature’s limitations, and quickly became the symbol of technological progress and development. Nowadays, innovative lighting technologies, new materials and optical systems create new opportunities. Artificial lighting is not only the working tool of professionals in the field of lighting, but also an inspiration for artists. More and more often architects, graphic designers and photographers employ lighting in their work, giving a new, abstract look to space.


PREZENTATIONS
A Musical Ending to University Studies. The Sounds of Cracow and a Sonorous Park
Muzyczny finisz studiowania. O dźwiękach Krakowa i fonicznym parku
Martyna Klimkiewicz

SUMMARY


The article gives a brief description of a Master’s thesis on the sounds of Cracow. An idea is presented for creating a Sound Map of the city featuring the bugle call sounded daily from the tower of St. Mary’s Church in Cracow and the Sigismund Bell, both national treasures. The article also describes a new project for the Maciek and Dorota Sound park based on the characteristic sounds of Cracow.


Greenery on Polish Playgrounds – a Case Study in Szczecin
Tereny zieleni na współczesnych polskich placach zabaw na przykładzie Szczecina

Anita Białczak-Bujek

SUMMARY


This article presents the results of research conducted to evaluate the quality of green areas on playgrounds built in Poland. The multitude of projects undertaken to develop children’s playgrounds, which are done at considerable expense, should include an accompanying investment in greenery, not only for aesthetic reasons, but also because of the healthful impact on children. Funds are theoretically available for greenery, for example, in the flagship grant program “Happy Schools”, which finances the building of school playgrounds. However, in practice new greenery isn’t being included in the projects. What is the reason for this and how is it possible, since funds are allocated for this purpose? This article is an attempt to answer these questions.

Manors, Palaces and Gardens of Kętrzyn County in Warmia and Mazury – Present Condition and Ownership Structure
Założenia dworsko/pałacowo-ogrodowe powiatu kętrzyńskiego, województwo warmińskomazurskie – stan zachowania, struktura własności

Katarzyna Ruszczycka

SUMMARY


This paper presents an overview of the present condition of manor and palace gardens in Kętrzyn county on the territory of the former East Prussia. The number of estates which have and have not been included in the register of historical monuments is given. Kętrzyn county hosts 100 manor and palace parks which are not listed and 53 sites which are listed in the register. The ownership structure of most estates in the Kętrzyn area is discussed. The present condition of heritage sites is also analyzed. Special attention is given to the influence of ownership on the current status of estate gardens. Examples of restored sites and estates whose owners are preparing for revitalization projects as well as examples of estates which are in dire need of repair and restoration are provided. The main problems faced by the new owners of manor and palace gardens are discussed. The author provides examples of gardens where the original landscape had been obliterated by time as well as estates whose spatial layout can still be restored.


MATERIALS
Flower Corso (“Flower Parade”) in the Circle of Culture
Corso kwiatowe w europejskim kręgu kultury

Margot Dudkiewicz
Elżbieta Pogroszewska

SUMMARY


The tradition of decorating people and vehicles with flowers dates back to the ancient Roman festivals honouring Flora and Dionysus. Bloemencorso is the common name for parade-type flower festivals, that take place in the Netherlands between April and September in different regions of the country. Bloemencorso is the festival in which the Dutch express their love for flowers, especially for dahlias and tulips. The parades present unique, amateur artistic projects of various residents’ associations and neighbourhood clubs. Preparatory work lasts throughout the whole year and the shows attract thousands of spectators. Also in Poland automobile flower parades are organized.



STANDARDS

Organisational and Financial Models of World Exhibitions
Modele organizacyjne i finansowe wystaw światowych
Izabela Sykta

SUMMARY


The study presents an analysis of the economic and political aspects of the organisation of world exhibitions. Exhibition financing models used in different countries are presented. The influence of political factors on the shaping of exhibition grounds and facilities and the benefits obtained by cities from the organisation of exhibitions have been shown on selected examples.


FORUM

The Importance of Designing Green Areas fo an Agritourism Farm Based on an Example in Silginy
Znaczenie zagospodarowania terenów zieleni w kształtowaniu oferty agroturystycznej na przykładzie gospodarstwa w Silginach

Iwona Połucha
Kinga Hackiewicz
Emilia Marks

SUMMARY


The paper presents a design concept for developing the green areas on a farm which plans to operate agritourism in the future. The study was conducted on a farm in the village of Silginy, in the northern part of the Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodeship. A dendrology evaluation and an inventory of existing greenery was conducted. The expectations of the farm owner were taken into account in the design. The proposed design has an irregular shape with flowing lines and uses natural materials such as wood and stone. The design concept features elements needed for different types of recreation: horse riding facilities, a bonfire pit, a fruit orchard, a vegetable and herb garden, a pond with a wooden deck and a bridge. An area was set aside as a children’s playground. The design concept includes a technical design of the vegetation to be used with species that are characteristic for rural landscapes.








 
 
Copyright 2020 - landscape arch.

Adress of editorial:

University of Environmental and Life Sciences
Institute of Landscape Architecture

ul. Grunwaldzka 55, 50-357 Wrocław
tel. +48 71 320 18 63

        Implementation: Agency 3motion