Landscape: an evolving category of public action in Brussels

Landscape has emerged as a significant and evolving category of public action in Brussels, reflecting broader shifts in sustainability frameworks and urban development. The study analyzes Regional Development Plans from 1995 to 2018, revealing how landscape increasingly associates with nature while also adapting to metropolitan processes. Key findings include the transition from heritage-focused interests to sustainability concerns, as well as persistent themes like slow mobility and consensus-driven perception of landscape. This analysis demonstrates landscape's dual role as both an indicator of urban evolution and a stable element in public discourse.

Hubaut, S. (2021). Landscape: an evolving category of public action in Brussels (J. Corrigan, Trans.). Brussels Studies. https://doi.org/10.4000/brussels.5463