Theory in landscape architecture : a reader. / edited by Simon Swaffield. txt

Por:

Swaffield, Simon R

Colaborador(es):

Swaffield, Simon R

Series Penn studies in landscape architecturePhiladelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press , 2002Descripción: xii, 265 p. ill. 26 cmTipo de contenido:

text

Tipo de medio:

unmediaded

Tipo de soporte:

volume

ISBN:

0812218213
9780812218213

Tema(s):

Landscape architecture

Clasificación CDD:

21 712.2

Clasificación LoC:

SB472 T44 2002

Contenidos:

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

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Descripciones mejoradas de Syndetics:

Here, for students and practitioners of landscape architecture, architecture, and planning, is a single resource for seminal theoretical texts in the field. Essential for understanding the specific connections that have been made between landscape and social, cultural, and political structures, Theory in Landscape Architecture reminds readers that the discipline of landscape architecture can be both practical and formally challenging. Covering the past fifty years of theory, this primer makes an important contribution to a student's emerging professional ethics.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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

Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics

Selections included in the volume: "How to Study Landscape"
"Design Process"
"Site Planning"
"Inventive Analysis"
"Form, Meaning, and Expression"
"Minimalist Landscape"
"Must Landscapes Mean?"
"Reading and Writing the Site"
"The Expanded Field of Landscape Architecture"
"Design with Nature"
"The Granite Garden"
"Principles for Regional Design"

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Simon Swaffield is Professor of Landscape Architecture at Lincoln University, New Zealand.

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