Sense of place ppt
- 1. L I V I N G P L A C E
- 2. Place As a Living Landscape
- 3. The Phenomenon of Place “Sense of place” “He went to that place” “Put things back in their place” “He’s all over the place” “She found her place in the world” “I feel out-of-place” “I’m going to put you in-your-place” “This place is freaky”
- 4. Space and Place “Space is transformed into place as it acquires definition and meaning”
- 6. Each Place Is Unique New Orleans & the Louisiana Bayou Manhattan Island & the mid-Atlantic Coast San Francisco & the Bay Area
- 9. Place is Nested This Classroom SF Prep The Eastside Santa Fe Northern New Mexico The Southwest “How Big is Here?”
- 11. Places are Dynamically Co- Created Land Water Climate Animals Human Settlement Patterns Economic Forces Cultural Traditions Religious Beliefs Political Trends Plants
- 14. Places are Concentrating and Enriching
- 15. T e r r o i r o f P l a c e
- 16. “Place is a pause in movement…The pause makes it possible for a locality to become a center of felt value” – Yi-Fu Tuan (Geographer)
- 17. Places are Dynamic and Evolving
- 18. “A preferred position for the system, such that if the system is started from another state it will evolve until it arrives at the attractor, and will then stay there in the absence of other factors” Attractors
- 19. Sense of Place Emotions of Place
- 20. “Meaningful places are essential for meaningful lives” – Timothy Beatley
- 21. “Places are immediate, known and lived in” – Timothy Beatley
- 24. “Caring evolves through attachment to a place. As one puts down roots in a certain location and becomes familiar with the surroundings, one begins to distinguish subtle differences in even the most ordinary landscapes” – Kazuo Matsubayashi (Zen Monk)
- 25. At Homeness
- 26. Being in Place
- 27. Symbols of Place “As one settles and becomes attached to a location, one activates space and time… We mark a space with signs and decorations to distinguish it from other places, and we punctuate time with rites or transition. – Kazuo Matsubayashi (Zen Monk)
- 28. Disconnected Spaces Interconnected Paces
- 29. Artifacts of place “We are all Place-makers”
- 30. “A building should tell you everything about the society you live in; it’s history, its possibilities, and its future” – Vine Deloria (Indigenous Educator)
- 31. Great Plains Chihuahuan Desert Northern New Mexico Sonoran Desert Basin and RangeColorado Plateau Rocky Mnts. “Cultural differences can only be adequately understood when placed in their geographical context” – Joel Bonnemaison
- 32. Rio Grande Delta
- 33. “The concept of a ‘homeland,’ although abstract and elusive, has at least three basic elements: a people, a place, and identity with place… People must have lived in a place long enough to have adjusted to its natural environment and to have left their impress in the form of a cultural landscape. And from their interactions with the natural and cultural totality of the place they must have developed an identity with the land.” - Richard Nostrand (Cultural Geographer) Homeland
- 36. Boomer Nester
- 38. L I V I N G P L A C E
- 39. Questions • How big is here? • How is this place processing me? • Why here ? How did this place come to be what it is today? • What is this place wanting to be/become?