Existentialism in Landscape Architecture

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This presentation explores the intersection of Jean-Paul Sartre’s existentialist philosophy and landscape architecture. It examines Sartre’s concepts, such as 'existence precedes essence,' the role of imagination, and critiques of autonomy, to understand how landscapes function as spaces of memory, grief, and cultural action. The session links philosophical theories to design practices, emphasizing how landscapes gain meaning through human interaction and rituals, ultimately shaping spatial...