OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)

Article	Citations
Christian Ludwig Krause (1706–1773) and his famous garden in Berlin: nursery, botanical garden and hub in a natural history network	3
Between heritage and the contemporary. Three paradoxes of the Minimes barracks, Paris	1
Alchemy and Archetype? Bomarzo and Niki de Saint Phalle’s Tarot Garden	1
Comparative analysis of the nineteenth century Austrian Empire maps applied to the protection and restoration of designed landscapes	1
Landscape and national modernism in Israeli Highway 90: the case of the northwest Dead Sea segment, 1967–1971	1
Temple, Huygens and ‘sharawadgi’: tempering the passions to achieve tranquillity	1
“Time and distance in the Bourbon landscape: the strategic illogicality of the gardens of Versailles”	1
‘Impressions so alien’: the afterlives of the Sacro Bosco at Bomarzo	1
Bamboo in the gardens of China	1
English orchards in history: production, aesthetics and myth	0
Botanical Symbolism in Vicino Orsini’s Sacro Bosco	0
Opportunity and plausibility in landscape meanings	0
Unearthing the garden of Hernando Colón (1488–1539)	0
Classical topomythopoiesis. Survival of the pagan gods during the Christian Middle Ages	0
The mountain-viewing trend in private gardens of the Song dynasty	0
‘Bizzarrie del boschetto del Signor Vicino’: the figurative language of the Sacro Bosco	0
Spanning the globe for diversity: species selection in early nineteenth century United States botanical gardens	0
Safety, education, and physical development: playgrounds in the first half of the 20th century in China’s treaty ports	0
Dynamic landscapes: the reclamation of disused quarries	0
Special issue on Chinese gardens and landscapes	0
Exploring 1800 years of ecosystem services from West Lake, Hangzhou, China	0
The oak grove as a place of commemoration: ritual and landscape	0
The Fountain of Latona, Louis XIV, Charles Le Brun, and the Gardens of Versailles The Fountain of Latona, Louis XIV, Charles Le Brun, and the Gardens of Versailles	0
The ‘usurping sense’: site, sight, space, and meaning in John Denham’s ‘Cooper’s Hill’	0
Encountering the shoreline: ecology and infrastructure on the early modern Newfoundland coast	0

The Science of the Thrill: Russian Sliding Hills under Elisabeth Petrovna and Catherine II	0
‘The most original and interesting part of the design’: The attached quadrant conservatory at the dawn of the nineteenth century	0
Among the wonders of Bomarzo: the sylvan landscape, the paragone, and memory games in the Orsini Sacro Bosco	0
Documenting the early history of the grotto in the National Palace of Sintra (Portugal)	0
Pilgrimaging mountains and rivers: the spatial layout of ancient Chinese settlements and their environments	0
Leopardi’s hedge and the English garden	0
Meanings in landscape architecture: do the means fulfil the aims?	0
Neoclassical Chinoiserie at Menars: the Marquis de Marigny’s Chinese kiosk	0
The perception of the Semmering landscape between 1850 and 1880	0
New information on King Philip II garden at the Casa del Campo in Madrid	0
Prologue	0
Theatricality in the moonlit garden: Qi Biaojia’s (1602–1645) garden of Mount Yu and his midnight suicide	0
Gathering ideas for an Irish garden: Lord and Lady Berehaven’s Italian tour of 1842–1843	0
Le Jardin des Hypothèses	0
Interactive commemoration in the Sacro Bosco	0
Olmsted and the ‘veritable and eminent pirate’ Captain William Kidd: an unhistorical history	0
Birds, dogs, and humankind in Olmsted’s ‘Bramble’: a story of Central Park	0
A Botanical Beehive of poetry and belief in Philadelphian gardens. A radical refiguring of garden culture in colonial Pennsylvania before 1719	0
Singapore’s postcolonial ethnic revival in parks design	0
The pedagogical school garden and the educationalisation of social problems in Denmark	0
(Mis)understanding Bomarzo: the Sacro Bosco between history and myth	0
Port cities and landscapes of the sea	0
‘Nel cuore di tufo’: vernacular architecture and the genius loci of Bomarzo	0
Matthias Corvinus’s gardens at the Vienna Hofburg	0
A milestone in the history of Chinese modern landscape design: the Fangta Park in Shanghai	0
Ave atque Vale	0
The structural role of vegetable gardens in the reproduction of peasant families in Catalonia (18th and 19th centuries)	0
Classical topomythopoiesis: the origins of some spatial types	0
Making gardens and designed landscapes in the first millennium CE	0
Humphry Repton. Landscape Design in an Age of Revolution	0
‘Seeing forms and hearing sounds’ in Japanese garden design	0
Picturesque atmosphere: in-between the past and present	0
On Ian Hamilton Finlay’s tree-column bases in sacred groves	0
Prologue	0
A late 16th century garden in Ponte dell’Elce (Viterbo, Italy): research improvement and conservation issues	0
The motives behind creating nineteenth-century pleasure grounds in the newly-settled state of Kansas, USA	0
The gardens at Raynham and their destruction, c. 1700-1735	0
John Yang & the island as boundary object: photography, marine light & spectralities of national feeling on Ile de Sein	0
Cultivating masculinity: self-fashioning and the expression of a masculine identity in Cardinal Ippolito II’s Renaissance Garden at Villa d’Este, 1550-72	0
Ropewalks and the linear city	0
Cover Story: Black Herstory memory marker	0
Agricultural infrastructure and the gardens of Middleton Place	0
Men, plants and gardens between Mauritius and the Petit Trianon in the XVIIIth century¹	0
A much-abused tree: the rise and fall of the Lombardy poplar	0
Olmsted’s pencil sharpener	0
‘Painting-like’ and ‘lifelike’: Two ideas in artificial mountain making in Ye Xie’s ‘on artificial mountains’	0
Designing gardens in English novels of the 1790s	0
Revealing sites: three post-industrial landscapes of Zhu Yufan	0
Business and fame: the operations of seventeenth-century Chinese garden builders	0