Abstract
The word “design” is both a verb and a noun. This paper presents a framework for thinking about design as a noun and relates it to a previously published paper (Steinitz 1990) which presented a framework for design as a verb. If uself, these frameworks might enable landscape design (defined broadly) to engage more clearly the social constructs within which it takes place.
- © 1995 by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System
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