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PLANTS IN ECOLOGY AND DESIGN
LA 78
|Journal of Landscape Architecture
'100 Plants' offers insight into Delhi's ecology, guiding landscape architects and gardeners to cultivate sustainable, bio-diverse urban landscapes. It is an essential resource for all plant enthusiasts.
We were delighted when we first heard about Geeta Wahi Dua’s ‘100 Plants: Trees | Shrubs | Grasses of Forest Types of Delhi Region’, especially because it is a book coming directly from the sphere of landscape architecture — and from a landscape architect — that draws urgent attention to ecology and highlights the importance of planting the right species in the right place.
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Journal of Landscape Architecture
PLANTING IN URBAN AREAS NOTES
In urban landscapes, while balancing aesthetic design with their ecological functions, the understanding of plants in respect of their ecozones*, microhabitats, and species plays a crucial role. Native plants offer ecological benefits but face challenges in urban environments. There are some pragmatic considerations in this regard.
3 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
PLANTS IN ECOLOGY AND DESIGN
'100 Plants' offers insight into Delhi's ecology, guiding landscape architects and gardeners to cultivate sustainable, bio-diverse urban landscapes. It is an essential resource for all plant enthusiasts.
3 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
LANDSCAPE LUMINAIRES CAPTURING THE ESSENCE OF LANDSCAPES
Landscape luminaires blend with architecture, enhancing safety, security, accentuation, and aesthetics while minimizing light pollution and promoting sustainability for a captivating outdoor experience.
2 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
SURAT DIAMOND BOURSE
The landscape design of the corporate-commercial centre, inspired by the five elements of nature and Vastu principles, attempts to create a unique sense of place. It combines design with public art, encouraging a harmonious environment for business and leisure.
2 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
SIX SENSES FORT BARWARA RAJASTHAN
In the transformation of a historic 14th century fort-an erstwhile home of a Rajasthan royal family-into a luxury resort, native plants and indigenous materials play a pivotal role, redefining luxury with ecological sensitivity.
4 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
'A TERMINAL IN A GARDEN' PUTTING NATURE AND BIODIVERSITY AT THE HEART OF THE PASSENGER EXPERIENCE
The design of Terminal 2 (T2) at Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru is an attempt to provide a sensory and biophilic experience for passengers.
4 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
IDEAS OF 'SCENERY' AND 'LANDSCAPE' LINKING GEOGRAPHY WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
The term ‘landscape’ while encompassing natural and human elements, is understood differently among disciplines. Geographers, another set of experts working closely with nature, provide crucial ecological data, aiding landscape architects in creating sustainable designs.
3 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
THRISSUR ZOOLOGICAL PARK KERALA
The relocated Zoo aims to showcase rich Western Ghats ecosystems, support nature conservation, and provide immersive visitor experience. The development integrates ecological restoration, architecture and landscape while improving livelihood opportunities of the local community.
2 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
ECOLOGY AND LOCAL CULTURE
With a working panel of scientists and experts from different fields of plant and animal ecology, the Nature Conservation Foundation is a Mysore-based NGO, engaged in exploring, understanding, and conserving the natural world through research and responsible engagement with society.
4 mins
LA 78
Journal of Landscape Architecture
BEAUTY FOLLOWS COMPLEXITY
Designers must heed Sullivan's \"form follows function\" to avoid beauty over function. Following nature in landscape design enhances ecological productivity while promoting sustainability with principles of use of native species, biodiversity, and conservation of natural resources.
5 mins
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