This course introduces the basic principles of landscape design in order to build a fundamental knowledge of, and fluency in, the issues and language of landscape design and its application. The coursework is based on a progression of basic design principles that build to an increasingly sophisticated understanding of design and its application, with a strong emphasis on the interrelatedness of architectural-built form and landscape-built form. Throughout the course, verbal and graphic communication of ideas and solutions are emphasized. Individual design projects are developed under faculty supervision and are then presented to a jury of faculty and distinguished practitioners. Additionally, the student receives an overview of landscape architectural history and is exposed to the work of practitioners in the field.
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School
School of Agriculture Plant and Animal Sciences
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Number
2011
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Subject
Landscape Contracting (LAH)
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Semester
Spring
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Lecture/Lab/Seminar Hours
4 hours of studio per week
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Prerequisites
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Credits
2
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Fee
$10