Walking can be used in many ways. In Munich’s Green belt, the planners of a system of paths used it as a professional creative practice. Secondly, it was co-creative action for the participation process for path planning. Third, it was used as practice of path-making. And finally, fourth, it was a planning method to decipher old and new traces and trails. In this interplay walking could contribute to understand the complexity of large scale landscapes and its entanglements. Find my thoughts on walking and path-making in the recent issue of Chinese Landscape Architecture, 5/2023, 329, Volume 39, 6-13, translated by CHANG Xiangqi. Illustration: Frederik Stähling
