Landscape architecture is defined as applying aesthetic and scientific principles to design, plan, analyze, and manage both natural and built environments. It combines environment, design, art, and science and deals with everything outside buildings, both in urban and rural settings. Landscape architecture differs from building architecture in that it must consider natural processes and work with living organisms that change over time through growth, seasons, disease, and life spans.
Landscape architecture is defined as applying aesthetic and scientific principles to design, plan, analyze, and manage both natural and built environments. It combines environment, design, art, and science and deals with everything outside buildings, both in urban and rural settings. Landscape architecture differs from building architecture in that it must consider natural processes and work with living organisms that change over time through growth, seasons, disease, and life spans.
Landscape architecture is defined as applying aesthetic and scientific principles to design, plan, analyze, and manage both natural and built environments. It combines environment, design, art, and science and deals with everything outside buildings, both in urban and rural settings. Landscape architecture differs from building architecture in that it must consider natural processes and work with living organisms that change over time through growth, seasons, disease, and life spans.
What is Architecture? What is Landscape Architecture? How is landscape architecture different from ‘building’ architecture? What is Architecture? Architecture is the art and science of designing and constructing buildings. What is Landscape Architecture? “The profession that applies aesthetic and scientific principles to the design, planning, analysis and management of both natural and built environments”
IFLA/UNESCO Charter for Landscape Architectural Education
http://iflaonline.org/wp‐ content/uploads/2014/11/IFLA‐ Charter‐ for‐ Landscape‐ Architectural‐ Education‐ Revised‐ 2012.pdf What is Landscape Architecture? “Landscape architecture combines environment and design, art and science. It is about every thing outside the front door, both urban and rural, at the interface between people and natural systems.” International Federation of Landscape Architects(IFLA) http://iflaonline.org/about/ How is landscape architecture different from ‘building’ architecture? • Natural processes • Working with living organisms (dynamic change, subject to pests and diseases) • The fourth dimension of time(seasonality, succession, maintenance need, fast/slow growing species, species with a short/long life span, change overtime) END OF CLASS