Plant landscape design

Author: Cai Ru
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: It emphasizes the use of plant size, shape, color, and texture, combined with different spaces and sites, to elaborate on the scientific selection and arrangement for achieving innovative thinking. It introduces each important step from planting design to implementation to perfectly showcase the ideal landscape. With over 300 design examples and exquisite illustrations, it explains the application of plant landscaping in urban landscapes. This book is suitable for landscape designers and students and teachers of related disciplines. It is part of the "Modern Landscape Design Series," divided into three chapters: Plant Design Basics, Plant Design Procedures, and Design Case Analysis.
Combining plant landscape examples, the book introduces plant selection and arrangement, emphasizing that designers must understand the functions, ornamental characteristics, and landscaping roles of plants. It also provides detailed analyses of comprehensive park landscapes, street garden landscapes, urban social plant landscapes, urban road plant landscapes, and residential area plant landscapes, hoping readers will gain insights and inspiration.
The book features exquisite illustrations and rich content, making it highly practical for landscape designers and professionals. It strives to be comprehensive, easy to understand, and well-researched, encouraging readers to recognize the diversity of plants themselves and the spatial characteristics they create, as well as the broad application of these features in the design field, offering insights and inspiration.