Landscape architecture in India: a reader

By:

Shaheer, Mohammad

Contributor(s):

Dua, Geeta Wahi

Language: ENG Publication details: New Delhi 2013Edition: 1st EdDescription: 267 PagesISBN:

978-81-926254-0-9

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

712.954 SHA/DUA DDC23

Summary: Landscape Architecture in India: A Reader brings together knowledge about the meaning and scope of landscape architecture in the Indian subcontinent. It seeks to introduce landscape architecture to students and future professionals in spatial design disciplines and to disseminate knowledge about the subject in a regionally specific manner. The book also intends to demonstrate the interdisciplinary nature of the subject where many interests and disciplines of environmental science, art, anthropology, history, engineering and design - all have an important role in the creative process

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Landscape Architecture in India: A Reader brings together knowledge about the meaning and scope of landscape architecture in the Indian subcontinent. It seeks to introduce landscape architecture to students and future professionals in spatial design disciplines and to disseminate knowledge about the subject in a regionally specific manner. The book also intends to demonstrate the interdisciplinary nature of the subject where many interests and disciplines of environmental science, art, anthropology, history, engineering and design - all have an important role in the creative process

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