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Figures
- Figure 1
Humphrey Repton’s Redbooks illustrate the problematic dichotomy of site/sight.
- Figure 2
Romanticization of the concept of wilderness as depicted in US National Parks Service promotional materials.
- Figure 3
Humanized Landscapes, 1491 A.D. (Mann, 2005, p. 361).
- Figure 4
A landscape architecture student presents a project interrogating the differences between the terms “housing” and “home” in an effort to reframe goals in a studio assignment. Source: Photo by C. Napawan.
Tables
Best-Selling Introductory Texts in Landscape Architecture Design with Nature Ian McHarg 1995 Fundamentals of Landscape Architecture Tim Waterman 2009 Landscape Architecture Theory: A Reader Simon Swaffield (ed.) 2002 Foundations of Landscape Architecture Norman Booth 2011 Landscape Architecture, Fifth edition John Simonds & Barry Starks 2013 Thinking about Landscape Architecture Bruce Sharky 2016 The Course of Landscape Architecture Christophe Girot 2016 Compendium of Landscape Architecture Karl Ludwig 2017 Site Planning Lynch & Hack 1971 Landscape Urbanism Charles Waldheim (ed.) 2016 Collected Writings of James Corner James Corner 2014 Top 5 Recommended Texts by the ASLA Professional Practice Network Design with Nature Ian McHarg 1995 A Sand County Almanac Aldo Leopold 1949 Landscape Architecture John Simonds 2013 Death and Life of American Cities Jane Jacobs 1961 Manual of Woody Plants Michael Dirr 2009 Best-Selling Multiauthor Texts in Landscape Architecture Title Editor Publication Date No. of Male authors No. of Female authors No. of White authors No. of BIPOC authors Total authors Theory in Landscape Architecture: A Reader Simon
Swaffield2002 29 7 35 1 36 The Landscape Urbanism Reader Charles
Waldheim2006 8 6 14 0 14
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