都市自然景觀化—台北市草坪的綠色治理術

李涵茹

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都市自然景觀化—台北市草坪的綠色治理術

Landscaping of Urban Nature－Green Governmentality of Lawns in Taipei City

李涵茹 , Masters　　Advisor：王志弘　　

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6342/NTU.2013.02311

草坪；都市自然；景觀化；綠色治理術； lawn ； urban nature ； landscaping ； green governmentality.

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This thesis explores the history of lawn in the Taipei city, which demonstrates the evolution of urban nature from Japanese colonial period till now. Lawn, as important natural elements of urban green governance, intermediary showed different strategies of official urban governance in different periods. The concept－landscaping of urban nature, is framed to illustrate a natural governance trend in which city administrations emphasized the visual aesthetics and incorporated several meanings of lawn, such as modern civilization, health and hygiene, as well as ecological implications ,in the process of remaking nature.
Through the analysis of green governmentality, this research describes the technology system of urban lawn production, knowledge of landscaping, discourses of institutions, and the subject formation process which produced different forms of urban nature landscape. First, the memorial lawn is a symbol of civilization and modern city. It was used to beautify the governing regime in Japanese colonial and post-war period. Then, the recreationalized lawn emerging in the 1970s has been used to exclude the mess of urban fringe and provided green open space for collective consumption. It also eased the crisis resulting from the government’s failure to obtain the land for public facilities. Finally, commercialized lawn became natural asset, promoting capital accumulation in contemporary global city competition.
 The sprawling lawn, calculated as the amount of carbon reduction and urban building capacity, has been translated into the official political achievement and the profits for developers. It presented important characteristics of urban green governance which tend to pursue instant landscape aesthetics in order to stabilize the relations between nation, civil society and capital, regulating the resource conflict of urban environment and legitimate the governance regime.

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