From Garden Art to Landscape Architecture: Traditions, Re-Evaluations, and Future Perspectives

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Welcome addresses
	Wilhelm Krull: Welcome Address
	Christoph Strutz: “Words of Welcome” by Vice President Strutz on behalf of the President of Leibniz University Hannover
	Ronald Clark: Welcome
Introduction
	Ronald Clark, Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn: Foreword
	Ronald Clark, Jens Spanjer, Anorthe Wetzel, Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn: Introduction “From Garden Art to Landscape Architecture”
Session I: Garden Art through the Ages
	Yichi Zhang: China’s Vauxhall: Pleasure Gardens in Modern Shanghai
	Hubertus Fischer: Garden Art – Changing Significance and Contemporary Requirements
	Sonja Dümpelmann: “Landscape Architect better carries the Professional Idea”: On the Politics of Words in the Professionalization of Landscape Architecture in the United States
	Makoto Akasaka: Professionalising Landscape Architecture in Japan: Are we Artists, Researchers, Planners, or Gardeners?
Session II: Researcher’s Fair – Visions and New Research Projects
	Christian Werthmann: Researcher’s Fair – Visions and New Research Projects
	Lightning Talks by Early Career Scientists
		Nayla M. Al-Akl: Redefining the Values of Beauty in Landscape Architecture: The Challenge of an Emerging Field in the Urban Context
		Camilla Jane Allen: Three Cathedrals of Trees: From Allegory to Architecture
		Ana Catarina Antunes, Teresa Portela Marques, Teresa Andresen: The German Influence in the Genesis of Landscape Architecture in Portugal
		Michelle Knopf: Witness of unique Garden History in deep Slumber – A Conservation Management Plan for the Neunhof Castle Garden near Nuremberg
		Verena Zapf: Student Competition: Fürst Pückler in Branitz
		Karin Seeber: From Palimpsest to Hypertext: reading Garden Historiography
		Myungjin Shin, Jeong-Hann Pae: Aesthetic Experience of Urban Agricultural Landscape in Post-Industrial Seoul
	New Projects from two University Teams
		Jasmin Laske, Ben Jamin Grau: Designing Public Spaces from a Night Perspective
		Anet Scherling, Christoph Pelka and Jakob Hüppauff: Why Landscape Architecture must find its own Role: Reflections on the State of Landscape Architecture
Session III: Future Challenges for Landscape Architects
	Bianca Maria Rinaldi: The Future of Landscape Architecture Education
	Karsten Jørgensen: From Garden Art to Landscape Architecture
	Stefanie Hennecke: Reflections on Landscape Architecture Education in Germany in 2019, with Reference to the Bologna Process
	Philip Belesky: Park, Process, and Parameter
Session IV: Contemporary Reflections on Art and Garden Art
	Hartmut Troll: What is Art, what is Garden Art, today?
	Michaela Ott: Contemporary Art and Landscape Architecture
	Udo Weilacher: The Risk of Anaesthetic Landscapes
Session V: (Garden-)Artist, Designer or Both – Self Reflections on the Work and the Profession by Renowned Landscape Architects
	Jörg Rekittke: Preferred Situations
	Monika Gora: Garden or Art or Both?
	Kamel LouafiArt in Public Space
	Mario Schjetnan: Art and Landscape