A Framework for Geodesign: Changing Geography by Design

This book should be used as a primer for all designers working to support watershed level design. It outlines very useful concepts to support watershed scale sustainable design.

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Since ESRI has released 90% of the material on Geodesign (this book is technically from ESRI press, too), it is refreshing to see Geodesign explained instead of reading another PR booklet from ESRI. It is a good jumping off point for reasearch into Geodesign, Planning, or Geovisualization.

Good read for GeoDesigners!

The book is fantastic by it arrived to me completely destroyed. They throw a liquid violet on it! I couldn't understand why!!!!

I used this book as one of the sixteen texts examined from American scholars who conceptually accompanied me during a recent project of narrative scholarship: “Waymarking Italy's Influence on the American Environmental Imagination While on Pilgrimage to Assisi” (2020). As I wrote, the book " blends the science of geography with methods of design for environments undergoing change. In the face of dramatic global alterations there is a need for a unifying methodology and vocabulary that is accessible to the interdisciplinary teams engaged in grappling with such challenges...For Steinitz, a strength of geodesgn is its specific focus on the visualization of the generated future projections, such that decision-makers as well as the public can easily compare and contrast before and after conditions." And in one particularly useful section, Steinitz discusses using geodesign for design education as a simulation of real-world practice. A much needed approach in how to apply design to complex problems.

after several lectures, I finally find the guidelines for teaching collected in one book, nice graphics which make the content very understandable, a great book from a great teacher