The Riparian Land-Shaping Machine is the design thesis of Josine Lambert and Eugenio Darin.
Abstract: Mountain landscapes have been subjected to a relentless conflict between conservative-picturesque attitudes and economic exploitation approaches. The project proposes a strategy that understands the river as a sediment management machine that choreographs newly manufactured riparian landscapes in order to put forward a decision-making mechanism to face the conflicting perspectives with existing social formations.
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The Riparian Land-Shaping Machine Issuu Publication
