Landscape beyond the greens
By: Saini, Divya
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Contributor(s): Saini, Varun.
Publisher: Mumbai Indian Institute of Architects 2019Edition: Vol.84(3), March.Description: 12-15p.Subject(s): ARCHITECTURE GENERAL (AR-GEN)Online resources: Click here
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Journal of the Indian institute of architects :(JIIA)Summary: Landscape architecture is inevitable when we talk of any
architectural development, where Architecture is an entity
and Landscape architecture is the “silent communicational
bridge where how human beings act upon the nature.” Thus
the concept of any architectural development is totally futile
without landscape architecture.
We should look forward to understand “Landscape beyond the
green.” Landscape is not just representation on architectural
drawings but is in direct relationship with the nature. It
doesn’t mean that it is just simple green color on a rendered
site plan which fulfills the requirement of client and byelaws
to abide percentage of green cover. It should be understood
that “Landscaping is not only understanding of the site or the
context but more about its environment”.
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Landscape architecture is inevitable when we talk of any
architectural development, where Architecture is an entity
and Landscape architecture is the “silent communicational
bridge where how human beings act upon the nature.” Thus
the concept of any architectural development is totally futile
without landscape architecture.
We should look forward to understand “Landscape beyond the
green.” Landscape is not just representation on architectural
drawings but is in direct relationship with the nature. It
doesn’t mean that it is just simple green color on a rendered
site plan which fulfills the requirement of client and byelaws
to abide percentage of green cover. It should be understood
that “Landscaping is not only understanding of the site or the
context but more about its environment”.
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