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Landscape Architecture, Fourth Edition
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Simonds, John Ormsbee and
Starke, Barry
.
Landscape Architecture, Fourth Edition
. McGraw-Hill Professional, 2006.
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Landscape Architecture, Fourth Edition
Authors:
John Ormsbee Simonds
and
Barry Starke
Published:
June 2006
eISBN:
9780071491266 0071491260
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ISBN:
9780071461207
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Prologue
Foreword
The Hunter and the Philosopher
1. The Human Habitat
The Human Animal
Nature
The Natural Sciences
The Ecological Basis
Earthscape
2. Climate
Climate and Response
Social Imprint
Accommodation
Global Warming
Microclimatology
3. Land
Human Impact
Land as a Resource
Land Grants
Land Rights
Surveying
Use
4. Water
Water as a Resource
Natural Systems
Management
Water-Related Site Design
5. Vegetation
Topsoil Mantle
Plants in Nature
Plant Identification
Plant Culture
Introduced Plantations
Vanishing Green
6. Landscape Character
The Natural Landscape
Modification
The Built Environment
7. Topography
Representation by Contours
Surveys
Supplementary Data
8. Site Planning
Program Development
Site Selection
Site Analysis
Comprehensive Land Planning
The Conceptual Plan
Computer Application
9. Site Development
Site-Structure Expression
Site-Structure Plan Development
Site-Structure Unity
Site Systems
10. Landscape Planting
Purpose
Process
Guidelines
Advances
11. Site Volumes
Spaces
The Base Plane
The Overhead Plane
The Verticals
12. Visible Landscape
The View
The Vista
The Axis
The Symmetrical Plan
Asymmetry
Visual Resource Management
13. Circulation
Motion
Sequence
Pedestrian Movement
The Automobile
Travel by Rail, Air, and Water
People Movers
14. Structures
Common Denominators
Composition
Structures in the Landscape
The Defined Open Space
15. Habitations
Dwelling-Nature Relationships
Human Needs and Habitat
Residential Components
16. Community Planning
The Group Imperative
Problems
Possibilities
New Directions
17. Urban Design
Cityscape
The City Diagram
The Ubiquitous Automobile
People Places
Urban Green, Urban Blue
The New Urbanity
18. Growth Management
The Guideline Plan
Scatteration and Urban Sprawl
Restoration
19. The Regional Landscape
Interrelationships
Regional Form
Open-Space Frame
The Essentials
Regional Planning
Governance
20. The Planned Environment
A Conservation Credo
Environmental Issues
21. Perspective
Disavowal and Quest
Findings
Insights
Evolution and Revolution
The Planned Experience
Retrospective
Project Credits
Quotation Sources
Bibliography
Index