Research Areas<\/b>: Cultural landscape studies;\u00a0historic preservation; international heritage management;\u00a0preservation of\u00a020th C.\u00a0designed landscapes; Mughal garden history<\/p>\n
Jan Haenraets is a landscape architect and historic preservation specialist, practicing designer, researcher, and educator, with multi-disciplinary and global experiences. His work ranges from creative design and environmental art to heritage management, cultural landscape advice and planning. His research interests and writings focus on international approaches toward historic landscape preservation, ecological sustainability and preservation of 20th C. designed landscapes. <\/span>In addition to being Professor of the Practice<\/em>, Dr. Haenraets recently served as Acting Director for the Preservation Studies Program.<\/p>\n Selected Publications<\/b>:<\/p>\n “Towards safeguarding the Dap-ay, Patpatayan and Babawi-an as an indigenous ceremonial landscape of the Northern Kankanaey in Central Sagada, Mountain Province, Philippines,” with A. Lacerna and B. Sison-Gilmore, Journal of Heritage Management<\/em><\/a>\u00a02 (2025).<\/p>\n Landscapes Architecture and Infrastructure of the Twentieth Century \u2013 Selections from the Docomomo Chapters<\/em><\/a>, with A. Saniga and C. Cengiz, eds. (Docomomo International, 2024).<\/p>\n “Death or Life of Srinagar\u2019s Historic Lakefront Landscapes,” My Liveable City<\/em><\/a>\u00a09:2 (2023): 52\u201359.<\/p>\n “Mughal Gardens in Kashmir as Living Heritage,” Landscape<\/em><\/a>\u00a072 (December 2022): 54\u201365.<\/p>\n “Paradise in Conflict: Reexamining and Safeguarding the Genius of the Mughal Gardens Of Kashmir,” with M. Hollingsworth and A. Schwann, Landscape Research Record<\/i><\/a>\u00a01 (2013): 160\u2013174.<\/p>\n