The cultural landscape studio introduces students to the process of research, planning, design, and management of historically and culturally significant landscapes through selected projects for land management agencies and other government or private clients.

In Studio V, students develop an understanding the legal context and as well as the topographic and environmental contexts when site planning for housing. Fundamental site design and planning criteria, development of project organization, and presentation skills are developed. Students work on their design process and the integration of computer techniques.

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This course offers instruction in the techniques and tools of landscape representation for landscape architects. The emphasis is on hand drawing and basic drafting.

Interdisciplinary seminar on the applications of environmental psychology research to planning and design. Topics include landscape preference, territoriality and defensible space, way finding, and restorative settings/therapeutic gardens.

This course must be taken concurrently with LANDARCH 547, Landscape Pattern & Process.

This course must be taken concurrently with LANDARCH 547, Landscape Pattern & Process.

This course must be taken concurrently with LANDARCH 547, Landscape Pattern & Process.

This course must be taken concurrently with LANDARCH 547, Landscape Pattern & Process.