Landscape architects has many ways of transforming our cities and landscapes. Traditionally, most attention has been put to visual qualities. Pen and paper are well established as the way to present proposals and to analyse in the landscape architects profession and training. But are we perhaps missing out on other ways of seeing the landscape? The purpose of this paper is to present sound as a tool of transformation. Sound in public spaces has long been treated just as noise and therefore unwanted.

"Landscapes for Spontaneous Sport" The main aim with this degree thesis is to show how planning and design of urban space can promote spontaneous sport. Public health and urban life would benefit from re-introducing the sport and physical activity in the townscape. The study can be seen as an "inspiration book" that focuses on the connection between sports and landscape architecture. The starting-point for the discussion is the fact that the spontaneous sport is on the decline and the main general question is how this negative trend could be broken. In particular the study asks how landscape architecture could promote and increase spontaneous sport. Good examples of places for spontaneous sports of different kinds are given, both from Sweden and from other countries, which have inspired a case study where I propose a redesign of a centrally located, but hardly used park in Skäggetorp, a suburb of the town of Linköping. .

Arkitekter har länge använt sig av och inspirerats av berättelser för att skapa platser (Alon- Mozes, 2006). Syftet med detta examensarbete var att förstå hur detta kan gå till, vad berättelserna kan innehålla och varför de används. Den inledande delen av examensarbetet ägnade jag därför åt litteraturstudier och samtal med arkitekter. Syftet var också att själv prova ett arbetsätt sominkluderade en berättelse och att därefter reflektera kring arbetet med denna. Berättelser används inte bara som inspiration utan också i syftet att ge enplats mening.