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Published in 1/2025 - Urban Landscape

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Ode to a Work in Progress

Ilkka Törmä, Elisa Lähde

The development of the new Råängen district in Lund has begun with the construction of a public square, known as the Hage, in the middle of the fields. The project was designed by Brendeland & Kristoffersen Architects from Norway. Photo: Peter Westerup

Instead of clearly defined development projects, urban design should entail more continuous processes without predetermined end results. Ecosystem thinking offers guidelines for changing the focus.

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