Theory in landscape architecture : | a reader / | edited by Simon Swaffield.
Theory in landscape architecture : a reader /
edited by Simon Swaffield.
- Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press, c2002.
- xii, 265 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
- Penn studies in landscape architecture. .
- Penn studies in landscape architecture. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction / Landscape for living (1950) / How to study landscape (1980) / Origins of theory (1990) / Theory in crisis (1991) / Situating modern landscape architecture (1992) / Design process (1950) / Art of site planning (1984) / Ecological method (1967) / RSVP cycles (1969) / Community design (1974) / Site design (1984) / Creative risk taking (1983) / Obligation of invention (1998) / Form, meaning, and expression (1988) / Landscape of man (1987) / New lives, new landscapes (1970) / Cubist space, volumetric space (1988) / Minimalist landscape (1997) / Must landscapes mean? (1995) / Place reclamation (1993) / Three dimensions of meaning (1994) / Systems, signs, and sensibilities (1987) / De/re/in[form]ing landscape (1991) / Language of landscape (1998) / Hermeneutic landscape (1991) / Reading and writing the site (1992) / Landscape narratives (1998) / Representation and landscape (1992) / Landscape as cultural product (1984) / Expanded field of landscape architecture (1997) / Design with nature (1969) / Granite garden (1984) / Ecological approach (1982) / Design for human ecosystems (1985) / Can floating seeds make deep forms? (1991) / Gray world, green heart (1994) / Messy ecosystems, orderly frames (1995) / Principles for regional design (1990) / Signature-based landscape design (1997) / Gardens from region (1990) / Infrastructure as landscape (1996) / Conclusion: the theoretical terrain of landscape architecture / Simon Swaffield -- Garrett Eckbo -- J.B. Jackson -- James Corner -- James Corner -- Elizabeth Meyer -- Hideo Sasaki -- Kevin Lynch, Gary Hack -- Ian McHarg -- Lawrence Halprin -- Randolph Hester, Jr.-- Kevin Lynch, Gary Hack -- Steven Krog -- Bernard Lassus -- Laurie Olin -- Geoffrey and Susan Jellicoe -- Nan Fairbrother -- Patrick Condon -- Peter Walker -- Marc Treib -- Edward Relph -- Robert Thayer -- Catherine Howett -- Peter Jacobs -- Ann Whiston Spirn -- James Corner -- John Dixon Hunt -- Matthew Potteiger, Jamie Purinton -- James Corner -- Denis Cosgrove -- Elizabeth Meyer -- Ian McHarg -- Ann Whiston Spirn -- Alan Ruff -- John T. Lyle -- John T. Lyle -- Robert Thayer -- Joan Iverson Nassauer -- Michael Hough -- Joan Woodward -- Terry Harkness -- Gary Strang -- Simon Swaffield. PART I. THE NATURE OF THEORY IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE -- PART II. DESIGN PROCESS -- PART III. FORM, MEANING, AND EXPERIENCE -- PART IV. SOCIETY, LANGUAGE, AND THE REPRESENTATION OF LANDSCAPE -- PART V. ECOLOGICAL DESIGN AND THE AESTHETICS OF SUSTAINABILITY -- PART VI . INTEGRATING SITE, PLACE, AND REGION --
0812218213
Landscape architecture.
SB472 / .T44 2002
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction / Landscape for living (1950) / How to study landscape (1980) / Origins of theory (1990) / Theory in crisis (1991) / Situating modern landscape architecture (1992) / Design process (1950) / Art of site planning (1984) / Ecological method (1967) / RSVP cycles (1969) / Community design (1974) / Site design (1984) / Creative risk taking (1983) / Obligation of invention (1998) / Form, meaning, and expression (1988) / Landscape of man (1987) / New lives, new landscapes (1970) / Cubist space, volumetric space (1988) / Minimalist landscape (1997) / Must landscapes mean? (1995) / Place reclamation (1993) / Three dimensions of meaning (1994) / Systems, signs, and sensibilities (1987) / De/re/in[form]ing landscape (1991) / Language of landscape (1998) / Hermeneutic landscape (1991) / Reading and writing the site (1992) / Landscape narratives (1998) / Representation and landscape (1992) / Landscape as cultural product (1984) / Expanded field of landscape architecture (1997) / Design with nature (1969) / Granite garden (1984) / Ecological approach (1982) / Design for human ecosystems (1985) / Can floating seeds make deep forms? (1991) / Gray world, green heart (1994) / Messy ecosystems, orderly frames (1995) / Principles for regional design (1990) / Signature-based landscape design (1997) / Gardens from region (1990) / Infrastructure as landscape (1996) / Conclusion: the theoretical terrain of landscape architecture / Simon Swaffield -- Garrett Eckbo -- J.B. Jackson -- James Corner -- James Corner -- Elizabeth Meyer -- Hideo Sasaki -- Kevin Lynch, Gary Hack -- Ian McHarg -- Lawrence Halprin -- Randolph Hester, Jr.-- Kevin Lynch, Gary Hack -- Steven Krog -- Bernard Lassus -- Laurie Olin -- Geoffrey and Susan Jellicoe -- Nan Fairbrother -- Patrick Condon -- Peter Walker -- Marc Treib -- Edward Relph -- Robert Thayer -- Catherine Howett -- Peter Jacobs -- Ann Whiston Spirn -- James Corner -- John Dixon Hunt -- Matthew Potteiger, Jamie Purinton -- James Corner -- Denis Cosgrove -- Elizabeth Meyer -- Ian McHarg -- Ann Whiston Spirn -- Alan Ruff -- John T. Lyle -- John T. Lyle -- Robert Thayer -- Joan Iverson Nassauer -- Michael Hough -- Joan Woodward -- Terry Harkness -- Gary Strang -- Simon Swaffield. PART I. THE NATURE OF THEORY IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE -- PART II. DESIGN PROCESS -- PART III. FORM, MEANING, AND EXPERIENCE -- PART IV. SOCIETY, LANGUAGE, AND THE REPRESENTATION OF LANDSCAPE -- PART V. ECOLOGICAL DESIGN AND THE AESTHETICS OF SUSTAINABILITY -- PART VI . INTEGRATING SITE, PLACE, AND REGION --
0812218213
Landscape architecture.
SB472 / .T44 2002