Collaborative Design Planting Design Working Group 24 - Revision history

Francisco.felipe: /* Landscape and/or urban context of your case */

2014-02-05T16:29:02Z

Landscape and/or urban context of your case

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	In 1961 a part of it, the Mount Abantos and La Herrería oak and sweet chestnuts Forest, got the protection figure of Picturesque Landscape (15.39 sq.Km).		In 1961 a part of it, the Mount Abantos and La Herrería oak and sweet chestnuts Forest, got the protection figure of Picturesque Landscape (15.39 sq.Km).
	The UNESCO entitled the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo with the Historical Site and Natural Surroundings of El Escorial as [http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1026/ World Heritage Site] in 1984; nevertheless, part of the territory had not a real protection and underwent several contructions in the following decades, which has been strongly contested by local and regional ecologist organisations[http://entornoescorial.blogspot.com.es]. In 1995 La Herrería oaks, maple, ash-trees and sweet chestnuts forest was declared a Forest of Special Ecological Interest. In 2006 the Regional Government of Madrid entitled the Royal Wall and the whole land, forests, archeological settlements, monuments and gardens within, as Cultural Protected Item (BIC) as Historic Territory. The place is also part of the European Nature 2000 habitat of the Guadarrama river and is considered a part of the landscape and environmetal buffer zones for the recently aprobed National Park of the Sierra de Guadarrama Summits.		The UNESCO entitled the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo with the Historical Site and Natural Surroundings of El Escorial as [http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1026/ World Heritage Site] in 1984; nevertheless, part of the territory had not a real protection and underwent several contructions in the following decades, which has been strongly contested by local and regional ecologist organisations[http://entornoescorial.blogspot.com.es]. In 1995 La Herrería oaks, maple, ash-trees and sweet chestnuts forest was declared a Forest of Special Ecological Interest. In 2006 the Regional Government of Madrid entitled the Royal Wall and the whole land, forests, archeological settlements, monuments and gardens within, as Cultural Protected Item (BIC) as Historic Territory. The place is also part of the European Nature 2000 habitat of the Guadarrama river and is considered a part of the landscape and environmetal buffer zones for the recently aprobed National Park of the Sierra de Guadarrama Summits.
	In August 1999 450 Ha of the Mount ~~abantos~~ forest were ~~burst~~. Since 2004 several ~~nnarture~~ conservation groups organise reforestations in that zone with indegenous trees planted from seeds collected in the surroundings [http://arbasierra.blogspot.com.es].
			In August 1999 450 Ha of the Mount Abantos forest were burnt. Since 2004 several Nature conservation groups organise reforestations in that zone with indegenous trees planted from seeds collected in the surroundings [http://arbasierra.blogspot.com.es].

	'''Nature''' [http://www.sanlorenzoturismo.org/ingles/entorno_natural/flora.asp]		'''Nature''' [http://www.sanlorenzoturismo.org/ingles/entorno_natural/flora.asp]

Francisco.felipe: /* Landscape and/or urban context of your case */

2014-02-05T16:27:49Z

Landscape and/or urban context of your case

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	In 1961 a part of it, the Mount Abantos and La Herrería oak and sweet chestnuts Forest, got the protection figure of Picturesque Landscape (15.39 sq.Km).		In 1961 a part of it, the Mount Abantos and La Herrería oak and sweet chestnuts Forest, got the protection figure of Picturesque Landscape (15.39 sq.Km).
	The UNESCO entitled the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo with the Historical Site and Natural Surroundings of El Escorial as [http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1026/ World Heritage Site] in 1984; nevertheless, part of the territory had not a real protection and underwent several contructions in the following decades, which has been strongly contested by local and regional ecologist organisations[http://entornoescorial.blogspot.com.es]. In 1995 La Herrería oaks, maple, ash-trees and sweet chestnuts forest was declared a Forest of Special Ecological Interest. In 2006 the Regional Government of Madrid entitled the Royal Wall and the whole land, forests, archeological settlements, monuments and gardens within, as Cultural Protected Item (BIC) as Historic Territory. The place is also part of the European Nature 2000 habitat of the Guadarrama river and is considered a part of the landscape and environmetal buffer zones for the recently aprobed National Park of the Sierra de Guadarrama Summits.		The UNESCO entitled the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo with the Historical Site and Natural Surroundings of El Escorial as [http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1026/ World Heritage Site] in 1984; nevertheless, part of the territory had not a real protection and underwent several contructions in the following decades, which has been strongly contested by local and regional ecologist organisations[http://entornoescorial.blogspot.com.es]. In 1995 La Herrería oaks, maple, ash-trees and sweet chestnuts forest was declared a Forest of Special Ecological Interest. In 2006 the Regional Government of Madrid entitled the Royal Wall and the whole land, forests, archeological settlements, monuments and gardens within, as Cultural Protected Item (BIC) as Historic Territory. The place is also part of the European Nature 2000 habitat of the Guadarrama river and is considered a part of the landscape and environmetal buffer zones for the recently aprobed National Park of the Sierra de Guadarrama Summits.
			In August 1999 450 Ha of the Mount abantos forest were burst. Since 2004 several nnarture conservation groups organise reforestations in that zone with indegenous trees planted from seeds collected in the surroundings [http://arbasierra.blogspot.com.es].

	'''Nature''' [http://www.sanlorenzoturismo.org/ingles/entorno_natural/flora.asp]		'''Nature''' [http://www.sanlorenzoturismo.org/ingles/entorno_natural/flora.asp]

Francisco.felipe: /* Landscape and/or urban context of your case */

2014-02-05T16:23:27Z

Landscape and/or urban context of your case

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	The Monastery and related palaces, mannors and lands inside this historical territory include some of the most relevant renacentist and neoclassical gardens in Spain and the landscape has been an important issue since Philipp II, who was a passionated lover of Nature and gardens, organising mayor aforestations in the mountains in different parts of Spain, and creating gardens and orchards in all his mayor palaces and residencies. Gregorio de los Ríos, one of his main gardners, published in 1592 one of the first historical garden treaties in Europe: [http://www.projetsdepaysage.fr/fr/gregorio_de_los_rios_at_the_casa_del_campo_ ''Agricultura de Jardines'']. Among other known king's gardners were the monk Marc de Orriols (Marcos de Cardona), Jerónimo de Algora (Italian), Juan and Francisco Holvecq (Flemish) and architects as Juan de Toledo and Juan de Herrera planned gardens, as well.		The Monastery and related palaces, mannors and lands inside this historical territory include some of the most relevant renacentist and neoclassical gardens in Spain and the landscape has been an important issue since Philipp II, who was a passionated lover of Nature and gardens, organising mayor aforestations in the mountains in different parts of Spain, and creating gardens and orchards in all his mayor palaces and residencies. Gregorio de los Ríos, one of his main gardners, published in 1592 one of the first historical garden treaties in Europe: [http://www.projetsdepaysage.fr/fr/gregorio_de_los_rios_at_the_casa_del_campo_ ''Agricultura de Jardines'']. Among other known king's gardners were the monk Marc de Orriols (Marcos de Cardona), Jerónimo de Algora (Italian), Juan and Francisco Holvecq (Flemish) and architects as Juan de Toledo and Juan de Herrera planned gardens, as well.

	In 1961 a part of it, the Mount Abantos and La Herrería oak ~~ans~~ sweet chestnuts Forest, got the protection figure of Picturesque Landscape (15.39 sq.Km).		In 1961 a part of it, the Mount Abantos and La Herrería oak and sweet chestnuts Forest, got the protection figure of Picturesque Landscape (15.39 sq.Km).
	The UNESCO entitled the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo with the Historical Site and Natural Surroundings of El Escorial as [http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1026/ World Heritage Site] in 1984; nevertheless, part of the territory had not a real protection and underwent several contructions in the following decades, which has been strongly contested by local and regional ecologist organisations[http://entornoescorial.blogspot.com.es]. In 1995 la Herrería oaks, maple, ash-trees and sweet chestnuts forest was declared a Forest of Special Ecological Interest. In 2006 the Regional Government of Madrid entitled the Royal Wall and the whole land, forests, archeological settlements, monuments and gardens within, as Cultural Protected Item (BIC) as Historic Territory. The place is also part of the European Nature 2000 habitat of the Guadarrama river and is considered a part of the landscape and environmetal buffer zones for the recently aprobed National Park of the Sierra de Guadarrama Summits.		The UNESCO entitled the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo with the Historical Site and Natural Surroundings of El Escorial as [http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1026/ World Heritage Site] in 1984; nevertheless, part of the territory had not a real protection and underwent several contructions in the following decades, which has been strongly contested by local and regional ecologist organisations[http://entornoescorial.blogspot.com.es]. In 1995 La Herrería oaks, maple, ash-trees and sweet chestnuts forest was declared a Forest of Special Ecological Interest. In 2006 the Regional Government of Madrid entitled the Royal Wall and the whole land, forests, archeological settlements, monuments and gardens within, as Cultural Protected Item (BIC) as Historic Territory. The place is also part of the European Nature 2000 habitat of the Guadarrama river and is considered a part of the landscape and environmetal buffer zones for the recently aprobed National Park of the Sierra de Guadarrama Summits.

	'''Nature''' [http://www.sanlorenzoturismo.org/ingles/entorno_natural/flora.asp]		'''Nature''' [http://www.sanlorenzoturismo.org/ingles/entorno_natural/flora.asp]

Francisco.felipe: /* Landscape and/or urban context of your case */

2014-02-05T16:21:05Z

Landscape and/or urban context of your case

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	In 1961 a part of it, the Mount Abantos and La Herrería oak ans sweet chestnuts Forest, got the protection figure of Picturesque Landscape (15.39 sq.Km).		In 1961 a part of it, the Mount Abantos and La Herrería oak ans sweet chestnuts Forest, got the protection figure of Picturesque Landscape (15.39 sq.Km).
	The UNESCO entitled the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo with the Historical Site and Natural Surroundings of El Escorial as [http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1026/ World Heritage Site] in 1984; nevertheless, part of the territory had not a real protection and underwent several contructions in the following decades, which has been strongly contested by local and regional ecologist organisations. In 1995 la Herrería oaks, maple, ash-trees and sweet chestnuts forest was declared a Forest of Special Ecological Interest. In 2006 the Regional Government of Madrid entitled the Royal Wall and the whole land, forests, archeological settlements, monuments and gardens within, as Cultural Protected Item (BIC) as Historic Territory. The place is also part of the European Nature 2000 habitat of the Guadarrama river and is considered a part of the landscape and environmetal buffer zones for the recently aprobed National Park of the Sierra de Guadarrama Summits.		The UNESCO entitled the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo with the Historical Site and Natural Surroundings of El Escorial as [http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1026/ World Heritage Site] in 1984; nevertheless, part of the territory had not a real protection and underwent several contructions in the following decades, which has been strongly contested by local and regional ecologist organisations[http://entornoescorial.blogspot.com.es]. In 1995 la Herrería oaks, maple, ash-trees and sweet chestnuts forest was declared a Forest of Special Ecological Interest. In 2006 the Regional Government of Madrid entitled the Royal Wall and the whole land, forests, archeological settlements, monuments and gardens within, as Cultural Protected Item (BIC) as Historic Territory. The place is also part of the European Nature 2000 habitat of the Guadarrama river and is considered a part of the landscape and environmetal buffer zones for the recently aprobed National Park of the Sierra de Guadarrama Summits.

	'''Nature''' [http://www.sanlorenzoturismo.org/ingles/entorno_natural/flora.asp]		'''Nature''' [http://www.sanlorenzoturismo.org/ingles/entorno_natural/flora.asp]

Francisco.felipe: /* Projective drawings */

2014-02-05T16:17:56Z

Projective drawings

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	<gallery caption="Projective Drawings " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">		<gallery caption="Projective Drawings " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">
	Image:Bocage and Dehesa.jpg\|Bocage and Dehesa structures restoration		Image:Bocage and Dehesa.jpg\|Bocage and Dehesa structures restoration
			Image:Planting in the mount Abantos.JPG\|Reforesting the burnt forest with oaks
			Image:Tejo.jpg\|''Taxus baccata''
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Francisco.felipe: Undo revision 33928 by Francisco.felipe (talk)

2014-02-05T16:06:37Z

Undo revision 33928 by Francisco.felipe (talk)

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	<gallery caption="Analytical Drawings " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">		<gallery caption="Analytical Drawings " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">
	Image:~~Bocage and Dehesa~~.jpg\|~~Bocage~~ and ~~Dehesa structures restoration~~		Image:View from the valley.jpg\|View from the valley to the summits
			Image:Bioclimatic sucession.jpg\|Bioclimatic succession.jpg
			Image:Basins.jpg\|Lavajos and Ashtree groves in the plain
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	== Summary of the collaborative process ==		== Summary of the collaborative process ==
	''Please reflect on your collaborative design process. Which potentials have you encountered? What was most difficult? What does collaborative design mean for you? (approx 150 words).''		''Please reflect on your collaborative design process. Which potentials have you encountered? What was most difficult? What does collaborative design mean for you? (approx 150 words).''
			In has been very instructive to see thesame facts and situations with someoneother's aproaches andperspectives. There were interesting coincidences, ie, in giving great importance to the population involment and direct particpation in landscape preservation, resoration and management, plantation etc. The most complicated was to cope with the privat schedules each of us had in other activities as work, studies, family... But it has been a great opportunity to collaborate with others.

	== Image Gallery ==		== Image Gallery ==
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	<gallery caption="Image Gallery" widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">		<gallery caption="Image Gallery" widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">
	~~Image:yourfilename1.jpg\|image 1~~
	~~Image:yourfilename2.jpg\|image 2~~
	~~Image:yourfilename3.jpg\|image 3~~
	~~Image:yourfilename4.jpg\|image 4~~
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Francisco.felipe: /* Projective drawings */

2014-02-05T15:55:25Z

Projective drawings

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	<gallery caption="Projective Drawings " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">		<gallery caption="Projective Drawings " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">
	Image:~~yourfilename1~~.jpg\|~~projective drawing 1~~		Image:Bocage and Dehesa.jpg\|Bocage and Dehesa structures restoration
	~~Image:yourfilename2.jpg\|projective drawing 2~~
	~~Image:yourfilename3.jpg\|projective drawing 3~~
	~~Image:yourfilename4.jpg\|projective drawing 4~~
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Francisco.felipe: /* Analytical drawings */

2014-02-05T15:52:51Z

Analytical drawings

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	<gallery caption="Analytical Drawings " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">		<gallery caption="Analytical Drawings " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">
	Image:~~View from the valley.jpg\|View from the valley to the summits~~		Image:Bocage and Dehesa.jpg\|Bocage and Dehesa structures restoration
	~~Image:Bioclimatic sucession.jpg\|Bioclimatic succession.jpg~~
	~~Image:Basins~~.jpg\|~~Lavajos~~ and ~~Ashtree groves in the plain~~
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Francisco.felipe: /* Design Synthesis */

2014-02-05T15:51:37Z

Design Synthesis

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	<gallery caption="Design Synthesis Drawings" widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">		<gallery caption="Design Synthesis Drawings" widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="4">
	Image:SWOT Group24.jpg\|SWOT Analysis		Image:SWOT Group24.jpg\|SWOT Analysis
	~~Image:Bocage and Dehesa.jpg\|Bocage and Dehesa structures~~
	Image:Planting in Abantos.jpg\|Citizens reforesting the burnt mountain forest		Image:Planting in Abantos.jpg\|Citizens reforesting the burnt mountain forest
	~~Image:yourfilename4.jpg\|synthesis drawing 4~~
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Francisco.felipe: /* Landscape and/or urban context of your case */

2014-02-05T15:49:27Z

Landscape and/or urban context of your case

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	Image:Mountains from the renacentist reservoirs at La Granjilla.jpg\|The mountains from the renacentist reservoirs of la Ganjilla.		Image:Mountains from the renacentist reservoirs at La Granjilla.jpg\|The mountains from the renacentist reservoirs of la Ganjilla.
	Image:Monastery and forests.jpg\|The Monastery and the dehesas behind seen from Abantos		Image:Monastery and forests.jpg\|The Monastery and the dehesas behind seen from Abantos
	Image:Monks' Garden at Monastery Escorial.jpg\|The ~~Monks~~' Garden at the Monastery El Escorial		Image:Monks' Garden at Monastery Escorial.jpg\|The King's Garden at the Monastery El Escorial
	</gallery>		</gallery>