
Ecological design and planning
by George F. Thompson, Frederick R. Steiner
Ecological landscape designCongressesLandscape architectureLandscape ecologyLandscape designEnvironmental aspects
The common thread that runs through these essays is the authors' conviction that the growing rift in landscape design - ecology vs. aesthetics - is an artificial one. Each author expresses abiding concern for the ecological preservation and enhancement of the site, while demonstrating clearly - with both words and pictures - that the best designs are those that harmonize aesthetic form and ecological function. Ecological Design and Planning is a source of ideas and inspiration for landscape architects and planners, architects, and all those who understand the importance of designing with nature.
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