Bringing Landscape to Life: Environmental Histories at Sheringham Park 1812-2012

将景观带入生活：谢林汉姆公园的环境历史 1812-2012

• 批准号: AH/K50273X/1
• 负责人: Stephen Daniels
• 金额: $ 10.18万
• 依托单位: University of Nottingham
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2012
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2012 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FK50273X%2F1
• 关键词: Bringing; Landscape; Life; Environmental; Histories

The project will explore environmental histories of the designed landscape of Sheringham Park in Norfolk, since 1987 the property of the National Trust. The aim of this research is to build upon the outcomes of the PI’s Director’s Impact Fellowship to address current debates about the implications of environmental change for the restoration, management and interpretation of publically accessible designed landscapes of high cultural value. The research will build on the outcomes of an established working partnership between the Director’s Impact Fellowship and the National Trust, and develop those with two related RECN projects(‘Local places, global processes’ and ‘Anticipatory histories of landscape and wildlife’), in a collaborative, teamwork research model of wider application for deploying arts and humanities perspectives on environmental change.It will examine how a designed landscape can be conserved and displayed when there is no longer the economy and labour which once sustained it and explore the ways in which the mentality as well as materiality of this past landscape can best be communicated effectively to the visiting public.It will take advantage of the topicality of the design, the bicentenary of its 1812 design by Humphry Repton, undertaking new archival, library and field research to situate the designed landscape of 1812 within a broader context of estate management of the time, to rethink Repton’s 1812 design in a way which will both raise its profile at Sheringham as a major example of landscape architecture and place it in a longer and wider environmental history of the site and within longer histories of environmental change: local, regional, national and global. It will examine the values and narratives of environmental change which shaped the original design process, its symbols and story lines, compare the way the Repton landscape at Sheringham is interpreted and managed to examples of his work on the ground elsewhere and describe how a designed landscape can interpreted as lived in, worked on and moved through as well as looked at. The project will deploy an understanding of Sheringham’s history to engage with the development of the National Trust’s policies and practices on conservation, heritage and learning, particularly in regard to coastline and woodlands. The project will produce a series of related outcomes: a small public exhibition at Sheringham Park in July 2012, an academic conference at the University of East Anglia exploring the restoration and interpretation of designed landscapes for public understanding, a scholarly article on the practical and interpretative issues arising from the research on Sheringham, and a landscape and environment trail around Sheringham Park weaving together key locations and views on the Sheringham estate with their environmental and landscape histories. Furthermore research materials will inform a chapter of the book Living Landscapes and feature on the companion website, as well as being made available for a new edition of the National Trust catalogue for Sheringham Park. All project members involved in the collaboration will benefit from the research and from the inter-disciplinary process involved in its undertaking. The National Trust team of employees and volunteers will also benefit from their involvement in the project, in learning from the methods of conducting landscape history and engaging with visitors that will be employed by the research team.

该项目将探索诺福克谢林汉姆公园设计景观的环境历史，自1987年以来，该公园一直是国民信托的财产。这项研究的目的是建立在PI的主任的影响奖学金的成果，以解决目前的辩论环境变化的影响，恢复，管理和解释的高文化价值的无障碍设计景观。这项研究将建立在主任影响奖学金和国家信托基金之间建立的工作伙伴关系的成果基础上，并与两个相关的RECN项目一起发展这些成果（“地方，全球进程”和“景观和野生动物的预期历史”），在一个合作，团队合作的研究模式，更广泛的应用部署艺术和人文的角度对环境变化。它将研究如何设计一个景观可以保存和展示时，不再有经济和劳动力，曾经维持它，并探讨如何在心理和物质的这一过去的景观可以最有效地传达给游客的方式。它将利用的主题性的设计，二百周年的设计由亨弗莱雷普顿，承担新的档案，图书馆和实地研究，以在当时更广泛的房地产管理背景下重新审视1812年的设计景观，重新思考雷普顿1812年的设计，以提高其在谢林汉姆的形象，作为景观建筑的主要范例，并将其置于该场地更长更广的环境历史和更长的环境变化历史中：地方、区域、国家和全球。它将研究的价值观和环境变化的叙述，塑造了原始的设计过程，它的符号和故事线，比较的方式解释和管理的雷普顿景观在谢林汉姆的例子，他的工作在其他地方的地面上，并描述如何设计的景观可以解释为居住，工作，并通过移动，以及看着。该项目将部署谢林汉姆的历史的理解，参与国家信托基金的政策和做法的保护，遗产和学习的发展，特别是在海岸线和林地。该项目将产生一系列相关成果：2012年7月在谢林汉姆公园举办的小型公共展览，在东安格利亚大学举办的学术会议，探讨为公众理解而恢复和解释设计景观，一篇关于谢林汉姆研究所产生的实际和解释性问题的学术文章，以及围绕谢林汉姆公园的景观和环境小径，将谢林汉姆庄园的主要位置和景观与其环境和景观历史编织在一起。此外，研究材料将为《生活景观》一书的一章提供信息，并在配套网站上提供，并可用于谢林汉姆公园国家信托目录的新版本。参与合作的所有项目成员都将受益于研究和参与其工作的跨学科过程。国家信托的员工和志愿者团队也将受益于他们参与该项目，学习进行景观历史和与游客接触的方法，这些方法将由研究团队雇用。

项目成果

Revealing Repton: bringing landscape to life at Sheringham Park

揭示雷普顿：将谢林汉姆公园的景观带入生活

• DOI: 10.1080/01426397.2014.945518
• 发表时间: 2014
• 期刊: Landscape Research
• 影响因子: 1.8
• 作者: Daniels S

Humphry Repton at Sheringham Park: Bringing Landscape to Life, 1812-2012, Exhibition catalogue

汉弗莱·雷普顿 (Humphry Repton) 在谢林汉姆公园：将风景带入生活，1812-2012 年，展览目录

• 发表时间: 2012
• 作者: Daniels, S.