Blenheim: the palace and the park have different author roles
The large residence is perceived through its location in a designed landscape.
The large residence is perceived through its location in a designed landscape.
Classical and neoclassical solutions are read more strongly in connected street spaces.
The building and the statue of Roland form an ensemble in which the civil authority receives a visible image.
The historic center is valued through the buildings and the connections between them. Commercial and artistic history complement the reading of the medieval city.
The wooden city structure was continued through restoration according to traditional samples.
The coasts, the castle district and the boulevard participate in a common urban landscape.
The early Ottoman Bursa is viewed with public complexes, shopping districts and a link to agriculture in the surrounding area.
The cultural site is considered together with its natural environment.
One entry brings together monuments of different scale and condition.
In Cappadocia, erosion and human work are different processes. They are found in rock sanctuaries, dwellings and underground spaces.
The fortified ensemble has a long history, including a large-scale restoration campaign. The image visible today should be read with attention to these different stages.
The same location brings different city stories.