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World Landscape Contemporary Selected Projects

10 x 100 Iv

Erica Shi author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Artpower International

Published:20th Aug '14

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This book features a selection of exceptional landscape architecture projects, showcasing innovative designs across various categories, including parks, residential spaces, and more.

In World Landscape Contemporary Selected Projects, readers are presented with a curated collection of award-winning and highly regarded projects from leading landscape architecture firms around the globe. This book delves into the intricate design processes that shape these remarkable spaces, showcasing a variety of drawings and detailed descriptions that provide insight into each featured project. The careful selection highlights the creativity and expertise that define contemporary landscape architecture.

The projects within World Landscape Contemporary Selected Projects are organized into ten distinct categories, each representing a unique aspect of landscape design. From Residences and Gardens to Commercial and Office Spaces, the book explores a diverse range of environments. The categories also include Waterfront and Ecology, Campus Planning, and Parks and Green Places, emphasizing the multifaceted nature of landscape architecture and its role in enhancing our surroundings.

Additionally, the book covers Leisure and Entertainment spaces, Plazas and Open Spaces, Tourism and Resorts, as well as Traffic and Transportation projects. This comprehensive approach not only showcases the aesthetic appeal of these landscapes but also underscores their functional importance in urban planning and environmental sustainability. Readers will find inspiration and insight into the evolving field of landscape architecture through this engaging compilation.

ISBN: 9789881249173

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416 pages