Conceptual gardens depend on inspiration which is the result of an
exhaustive intellectual process. The starting point is an IDEA or
stimulus that pushes the design along, rather than observing more
conventional styles - whether classical of modernist - into which
idea or relationships are fitted. Horticultural considerations,
architectural or aesthetic doctrines and practically-based
problem-solving are either abandoned or regarded as a means to an
end, rather than the end in itself. Idea-driven design, therefore,
cannot be taught by a 'rule-of-thumb' methodology. So, the way to
design a conceptualist garden is not the theme of this book; nor
does it contain 'of-the-peg' solutions for garden and landscape
designers. Rather it encourages student and professional designers
to think further towards their designed solutions.
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