Emergence in Landscape Architecture - Barnett, Rod
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Just as an aborist must understand the development and functions of a tree in order to fully understand his actions in relation to it, so must a landscape architect understand the ecological functions of a specific terrain in order to appreciate how the landscape will respond to the conditions he establishes. Covering critically the theory behind emergence in landscape architecture, Barnett also uses practical examples from international landscapes as a key tool in his mission to explain the basis of emergence and how it is critical to our understanding of both urban and natural systems. Features full colour images.…mehr

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Just as an aborist must understand the development and functions of a tree in order to fully understand his actions in relation to it, so must a landscape architect understand the ecological functions of a specific terrain in order to appreciate how the landscape will respond to the conditions he establishes. Covering critically the theory behind emergence in landscape architecture, Barnett also uses practical examples from international landscapes as a key tool in his mission to explain the basis of emergence and how it is critical to our understanding of both urban and natural systems. Features full colour images.
Autorenporträt
Rod Barnett is Chair of the Master of Landscape Architecture programme at Auburn University. He has published extensively on emergence theory in landscape architecture and taught design studios using techniques he has developed to explore emergent processes in the landscapes both of cities and rural areas. He has designed landscapes in New Zealand, Australia, the Pacific Islands and the United States.