Landscape Theory in Design

The understanding of theory is essential for all landscape architecture students, but getting to grips with the concepts in a meaningful way can be tricky. Susan Herrington provides a clear overview of landscape theories from the twentieth century right up to the present day, explaining them with real life designs and practical examples.

Organised in a series of thematic chapters defined by issues that students face in the design studio - formal qualities, materials, space, systems, and language – and covering international thinkers and ideas that impact upon landscape architecture,Landscape Theory in Design provides the perfect overview for everyone studying landscape architecture or garden design.