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| Preface | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Pt. I | The Nature of Theory in Landscape Architecture | 7 |
| Landscape for Living (1950) | 9 | |
| How to Study Landscape (1980) | 11 | |
| Origins of Theory (1990) | 19 | |
| Theory in Crisis (1991) | 20 | |
| Situating Modern Landscape Architecture (1992) | 21 | |
| Pt. II | Design Process | 33 |
| Design Process (1950) | 35 | |
| The Art of Site Planning (1984) | 37 | |
| An Ecological Method (1967) | 38 | |
| The RSVP Cycles (1969) | 43 | |
| Community Design (1974) | 49 | |
| Site Design (1984) | 57 | |
| Creative Risk Taking (1983) | 58 | |
| The Obligation of Invention (1998) | 64 | |
| Pt. III | Form, Meaning, and Experience | 73 |
| Form, Meaning, and Expression (1988) | 77 | |
| The Landscape of Man (1987) | 80 | |
| New Lives, New Landscapes (1970) | 82 | |
| Cubist Space, Volumetric Space (1988) | 84 | |
| Minimalist Landscape (1997) | 87 | |
| Must Landscapes Mean? (1995) | 89 | |
| Place Reclamation (1993) | 102 | |
| Three Dimensions of Meaning (1994) | 104 | |
| Systems, Signs, and Sensibilities (1987) | 108 | |
| De/Re/In[form]ing Landscape (1991) | 116 | |
| Pt. IV | Society, Language, and the Representation of Landscape | 123 |
| The Language of Landscape (1998) | 125 | |
| The Hermeneutic Landscape (1991) | 130 | |
| Reading and Writing the Site (1992) | 131 | |
| Landscape Narratives (1998) | 136 | |
| Representation and Landscape (1992) | 144 | |
| Landscape as Cultural Product (1984) | 165 | |
| The Expanded Field of Landscape Architecture (1997) | 167 | |
| Pt. V | Ecological Design and the Aesthetics of Sustainability | 171 |
| Design with Nature (1969) | 173 | |
| The Granite Garden (1984) | 173 | |
| An Ecological Approach (1982) | 175 | |
| Design for Human Ecosystems (1985) | 178 | |
| Can Floating Seeds Make Deep Forms? (1991) | 188 | |
| Gray World, Green Heart (1994) | 189 | |
| Messy Ecosystems, Orderly Frames (1995) | 196 | |
| Pt. VI | Integrating Site, Place, and Region | 207 |
| Principles for Regional Design (1990) | 209 | |
| Signature-Based Landscape Design (1997) | 213 | |
| Gardens from Region (1990) | 216 | |
| Infrastructure as Landscape (1996) | 220 | |
| Conclusion: The Theoretical Terrain of Landscape Architecture | 227 | |
| Notes | 231 | |
| Credits | 257 | |
| Index | 261 | |
| Acknowledgments | 267 |
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Jason Santiago
reviewed Theory in Landscape Architecture: A Reader on June 11, 2014
Theory in Landscape Architecture: A Reader
Not an easy read. I could only read through a couple essays and passages before I had to turn it in. The pieces of the book provokes thoughts about the way space is viewed. Some of the information is outdated, but it's still worth the read.
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