Landscapes in History: Design and Planning in the Eastern and Western Traditions
by Philip Pregill, Nancy Volkman
Landscapes in History explores design and planning through Eastern and Western traditions. Offering a broad historical perspective, the book connects the study of landscapes with the practices and ideas that have shaped them, making it a useful resource for readers of landscape design, planning, architecture, and history.
About This Book
Landscapes in History examines the relationship between landscape design, planning, and historical development.
The book considers traditions from both Eastern and Western contexts.
By bringing these perspectives together, it offers a broad foundation for understanding how landscapes are conceived and organized over time.
It is suited to readers interested in landscape history, design, planning, and the cultural traditions that inform them.
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