Landscape Architecture between Politics and Science : An integrative perspective on landscape planning and design in the network society - de Jonge, Jannemarie (Wageningen : Blauwdruk, 2008)
Landscape architecture in the 20th century has developed from a practice-oriented discipline for designing parks and gardens into a broad professional field covering all scales and both urban and rural areas. It also gained an established position as a scientific discipline. In tackling today’s complex planning and design issues, landscape architects necessarily cooperate with other experts, researchers, politicians, users and clients. In a co-design approach it is important to be able to clarify one’s own disciplinary base. With her thesis Landscape Architecture between Politics and Science Jannemarie de Jonge provides a theoretical framework for co-design in large-scale landscape architecture as an integrative perspective for the practice of landscape planning and design.
Gift Harlind Libbrecht
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