Edited by Eva Castro and Alfredo Ramirez
with text by Eduardo Rico and Douglas Spencer

This book records the current state of the practice, theory and teaching of Landscape Urbanism and its development in recent years. It describes the phases and processes through which the authors have arrived at a distinctive model of Landscape Urbanism and the movement, from academia to praxis, through which this has been achieved. To this end, Critical Territories opens with a series of contributions to the ongoing development of their theoretical perspectives before turning to elaborate, from within the academic framework of the Architectural Association, the work of AA students and the agendas they have engaged with in Mexico, Sri Lanka, Dubai and China and the intensive workshops with which they have been involved in Europe. It then turns, finally, to the projects produced and realised by the Landscape Urbanist practice Groundlab, whose work both puts into practice our model of Landscape Urbanism and offers an opportunity to reflect upon its further development.

New York, 2013, 22 x 22cm, illustrated, 261pp. Paperback.