One of the fundamental considerations in landscape architecture
is whether to create something which appears to be natural, or to
design something deliberately artificial. Always moving between
nature and artifice the art of landscape architecture expresses
itself in a sensitive awareness of time and place. If the design is
not to become a mere ornament, then it must be supported by
concepts and visions, daring to create something new from the
existing surroundings.
This collection of essays which have been published over the
last decade in Topos - European Landscape Magazine, is a valuable
contribution to the literature in the specialised field of
landscape architecture. The authors include Paolo Burgi who writes
on dimensions of memory, Joachim W. Jacobs who investigates the
Bauhaus and the theory of space, and Kathinka Schreiber who takes a
critical look at landscape in film.
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