Kerb Journal

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Decentre: Designing for coexistence in a time of crisis

KERB—28—

Kerb is a student-edited journal of landscape architecture and has been produced by RMIT students since 1994.
More about Kerb —

Recent Editions

2019—27

Selective Perceptions—

2018—26

Homelands—

2017—25

Contested Landscapes + Disruptive Practices—

2016—24

Territory—

2015—23

Now Available—

Decentre: Designing for coexistence in a time of crisis

KERB—28—

Recent Editions

2019—27

Selective Perceptions—

2018—26

Homelands—

2017—25

Contested Landscapes + Disruptive Practices—

2016—24

Territory—

2015—23

Digital Landscapes—

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Featured Articles

Article—28

The Artificial Nature Series—

thinking nonhuman agency through performance

—Mette Ingvartsen

Article—28

Infrastructures in the more-than-human Anthropocene—

—Feifei Zhou, —Lili Carr, —Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing

Article—19

Models, Speculation and Demise—

—Peter Downton

Article—28

Unlearning Animality—

—Terike Haapoja

Article—19

Architectural Synthetic Ecologies—

and Remedial Environmental Interventions

—Rachel Armstrong

Article—15

Indeterminate Emergence—

Problematised Authorship in Contemporary Landscape Practice

—Charles Waldheim

Article—28

There is no capital—

Reflections on accumulation and abandonment in Indonesia

—Nashin Mahtani, —Etienne Turpin

Article—28

Multi-species health—

an eco-aesthetic responsibility

—Claire Martin

Article—15

Discussing Design Politics With Kathryn-Gustafson—

—Kathryn Gustafson

Article—06

What is at hand?—

A re-evaluation of technique in landscape architecture

—Peter Connolly

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