Pierre Bélanger is a cartographer, curator, author, educator, and builder originally trained as a landscape architect and urban planner. With transdisciplinary expertise in the areas of ecology, infrastructure, media, and urbanism, he founded the Landscape Infrastructure Lab and OPSYS Media in 2001. Selected books and publications include LANDSCAPE AS INFRASTRUCTURE, ECOLOGIES OF POWER, GOING LIVE, RISK ECOLOGIES, WET MATTER, EXTRACTION EMPIRE.

• Imaging Infrastructure, Part I: Prepositioning, 1. Disorganization of the Book, 2. A Landscape Manifesto, 3. Systems of Systems, Part II: Processing, 4. Redefining Infrastructure, 5. Synthetic Surfaces, 6. Ecologies of Disassembly, Part III: Projecting, 7. Landscape as Infrastructure, 8. Foodshed, 9. Metabolic Landscape, 10. Regionalization, 11. Infrastructural Ecologies,

"Bélanger, a self-proclaimed landscape urbanist, argues that a new, ecologically informed set of conceptual frames and material techniques will replace the tradition of reductive, monofunctional, centralized approaches to infrastructure that have dominated urbanization up to now."—Gale Fulton, ASLA, Director of the School of Landscape Architecture at the University of Tennessee, Landscape Architecture Magazine

Pierre Bélanger is a cartographer, curator, author, educator, and builder originally trained as a landscape architect and urban planner. With transdisciplinary expertise in the areas of ecology, infrastructure, media, and urbanism, he founded the Landscape Infrastructure Lab and OPSYS Media in 2001. Selected books and publications include LANDSCAPE AS INFRASTRUCTURE, ECOLOGIES OF POWER, GOING LIVE, RISK ECOLOGIES, WET MATTER, EXTRACTION EMPIRE.

• Imaging Infrastructure, Part I: Prepositioning, 1. Disorganization of the Book, 2. A Landscape Manifesto, 3. Systems of Systems, Part II: Processing, 4. Redefining Infrastructure, 5. Synthetic Surfaces, 6. Ecologies of Disassembly, Part III: Projecting, 7. Landscape as Infrastructure, 8. Foodshed, 9. Metabolic Landscape, 10. Regionalization, 11. Infrastructural Ecologies,

"Bélanger, a self-proclaimed landscape urbanist, argues that a new, ecologically informed set of conceptual frames and material techniques will replace the tradition of reductive, monofunctional, centralized approaches to infrastructure that have dominated urbanization up to now."—Gale Fulton, ASLA, Director of the School of Landscape Architecture at the University of Tennessee, Landscape Architecture Magazine

Pierre Bélanger is a cartographer, curator, author, educator, and builder originally trained as a landscape architect and urban planner. With transdisciplinary expertise in the areas of ecology, infrastructure, media, and urbanism, he founded the Landscape Infrastructure Lab and OPSYS Media in 2001. Selected books and publications include LANDSCAPE AS INFRASTRUCTURE, ECOLOGIES OF POWER, GOING LIVE, RISK ECOLOGIES, WET MATTER, EXTRACTION EMPIRE.

• Imaging Infrastructure, Part I: Prepositioning, 1. Disorganization of the Book, 2. A Landscape Manifesto, 3. Systems of Systems, Part II: Processing, 4. Redefining Infrastructure, 5. Synthetic Surfaces, 6. Ecologies of Disassembly, Part III: Projecting, 7. Landscape as Infrastructure, 8. Foodshed, 9. Metabolic Landscape, 10. Regionalization, 11. Infrastructural Ecologies,

"Bélanger, a self-proclaimed landscape urbanist, argues that a new, ecologically informed set of conceptual frames and material techniques will replace the tradition of reductive, monofunctional, centralized approaches to infrastructure that have dominated urbanization up to now."—Gale Fulton, ASLA, Director of the School of Landscape Architecture at the University of Tennessee, Landscape Architecture Magazine