Tim Waterman is Associate Professor of Landscape Theory at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, UK. His research explores the interconnections between food, taste, place, and democratic civil society. His research addresses imaginaries: moral, political, social, ecological, radical, and utopian.

Foreword by Tom Moylan Preface: The Landscape(s) of Utopia(s) 1. Introduction: Taste, Democracy, and Everyday Life in Landscape Imaginaries 2. Thailand, Highland, and Secret Island: Landscape and Power in Bond Films 3. A Word... 'Blang' 4. The Flavour of the Place: Eating and Drinking in Pajottenland 5. The Global Cucumber: on the Milan Expo 2015 6. A Word... 'Theatre' 7. Feasting is a Project 8. At Liberty: The Place de la République 9. A Word... 'Profession' 10. Situating the Digital Commons: A Conversation with Ruth Catlow 11. Dining at a Distance: Performing the Commons Across Space and Time (with Ruth Catlow) 12. On Astronauts, LSD, and Landscape Architecture 13. A Word... 'Vast' 14. Making Meaning: Minds, Bodies, and Media in Architectural Design 15. Other Stranger's Paths 16. Democracy and Trespass 17. A Word... 'Habitat' 18. It's About Time: The Genius Temporum of Martí Franch's Girona Landscapes 19. Despot, Martyr, and Fool: An Obituary for the Garden Bridge 20. Notes from the First Days of London's Lockdown 21. During and After the Pandemic Our Streets Need More Democracy 22. A Word... 'Inevitable' 23. Two London Squares and a Theory of the Beige Hole 24. A Word... 'Storytelling' 25. National Progress 26. The Tasty City: Democratic Life and the Fulfilment of Desire