ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

For a long time, the aim of landscape architecture was to achieve a stable landscape image. This static perception of nature was imm ortalised in the pastoral paintings of 18th-century English parks or in the striking photographs of postmodern garden compositions. Today, with a growing consensus on the importance of sustainability, ecological dynamics are becoming an inherent element of landscape architecture, opening up new aesthetic possibilities for landscape design. This publication offers examples of how ecological processes can ...[Read more]