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Deliverables
D5.1 presents the dissemination and communication strategy including the toolbox and the identified list of tools to be developed ad hoc for the scope and integrating the prototyping components.
Palimpsest concept and policy guidelines (1st) (opens in new window)D1.2 presents an advanced version of the PALIMPSEST concept and early policy guidelinesaimed at supporting WP2, WP3, WP4 and WP5 implementation.
Landscape as palimpsest: literature and case studies (opens in new window)D1.1 reports the most important findings of tasks 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 out of literature review and case study. This deliverable will also include the results of the mapping of key landscape architecture norms and regulation across EU countries as well as a set of relevant examples and initiatives
Residential workshop: report (1st) (opens in new window)D2.2 reports the work carried out during the the first cycle of the residential workshops following the results of the creative dialogues.
Assessment plan and guidelines (opens in new window)D4.1 presents the assessment framework and includes guidelines for its collaborative implementation. It will also collect different tools to be adopted and used by the project partners, especially the pilots throughout the project implementation.
Creative Dialogues: the report (opens in new window)D2.1 reports the entire Creative Dialogues process till the identification of the team selected for the best Landscape architecture proposal. It includes the work done for the preparation of the procedure, the procedural documents, the report of the dialogues, the collected proposals, the report of the evaluation work.
The PALIMPSEST repository will serve as a database of the knowledge developed in the project. Data visualizations, information related to physical installations and temporary performances, as well as videos, images and narratives, AR and VR content and other applications will be saved and accessed here from relevant stakeholders.
Publications
Author(s):
Maria Vitaller del Olmo Aalborg University (Copenhagen), Denmark Nicola Morelli Aalborg University (Copenhagen), Denmark Amalia De Götzen Aalborg University (Copenhagen), Denmark Luca Simeone Aalborg University (Copenhagen), Denmark
Published in:
2024
Publisher:
Design Research Society
DOI:
10.21606/drs.2024.754
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