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　　Landscape design history greatly influenced today′s design

process and design solutions. Illustrated History of Landscape

Design provides an overview of landscape design, including the

iconic spaces throughout the centuries, starting from landscapes in

prehistory to current trends in landscape design. Featuring

hundreds of masterful, hand–drawn images, this highly visual guide

illustrates how the landscape has been shaped over time in relation

to human need. In a concise manner, this book helps students and

practitioners gain a critical perspective on how to apply

historical context to contemporary design challenges.

Introduction.

Prehistory–6th Century.

Cosmological Landscapes.

Ancient Gardens.

Landscape and Architecture.

Genius Loci.

6th–15th Centures.

Western Europe: Walled Minds, Walled Gardens.

Moorish Spain: An Indelible Influence.

China: Nature’s Splendor in a Garden.

Japan: In the Spirit of Nature.

15th Century.

Japan: Muromachi Era.

China: Ming Dynasty.

Central Asia: Timurid Garden Cities.

Italy: Curious Minds, Broadened Vistas.

16th Century.

Italy: The Rebirth of Rome.

Renaissance Gardens in France and England.

The Early Botanic Garden: An Encyclopedia of Plants.

Early Mughal Gardens: Persian Art Forms Travel East.

Japan: The Momoyama Era.

17th Century.

Japan: Edo Period.

The Mughal Empire: Sacred Symmetries.

Persian Gardens of Paradise.

Italian Baroque Styles.

The flowering of the Dutch Landscape.

English Gardens: A Restrained Mix of European Styles.

French Classical Gardens: The Control of Nature.

18th Century.

England: The Development of the Landscape Garden.

The Landscape Garden in France.

China: Qianlong’s Imprint.

Early American Gardens: Homeland Traditions.

19th Century.

England: The Victorians and Their Plants.

France: Republics and Empires.

Landscape Architecture in America.

20th Century.

The Glided Age: Extremes of Wealth and Poverty.

The New Aesthetic of Modernism.

Environmental Art: Nature as Medium.

Artistic Trends in Landscape Design.

Environmental and Ecological Design.

Postmodern Landscapes.

21st Century.

A Sustainable Earth: Ten Ideas.

Endnotes.

Bibliography.

Index.

　　Elizabeth Boults is a landscape architect and educator. She

maintains an art–based practice in Berkeley, California, and

teaches in the landscape architecture programs at University of

California, Berkeley Extension, and University of California,

Davis. Her subject areas include drawing, design, and history.

　　Chip Sullivan is a Professor of Landscape Architecture at the

University of California, Berkeley. Author of several books, he is

the recipient of the Rome Prize, among many other national and

international awards. He currently writes an ongoing series of

illustrated articles for Landscape Architecture magazine.

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　　"The authors have a created a visual treat sure to inspire and

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书籍介绍

Landscape design history greatly influenced today′s design process and design solutions. Illustrated History of Landscape Design provides an overview of landscape design, including the iconic spaces throughout the centuries, starting from landscapes in prehistory to current trends in landscape design. Featuring hundreds of masterful, hand–drawn images, this highly visual guide illustrates how the landscape has been shaped over time in relation to human need. In a concise manner, this book helps students and practitioners gain a critical perspective on how to apply historical context to contemporary design challenges.