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Art Espalier: A Planar Planting Technique Integrated with Architectural Surfaces
Is it enough to design a city together with nature by reducing nature only to green spaces allocated at ground level? Does the limited availability…
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Concepts Listening to the Spirit of Place: Genius Loci as an Invisible Guardian
As the weather slowly begins to warm, we are in those days when we start to feel the sweet restlessness of spring. With this quiet…
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Concepts Urban Justice: Who Is the City For?
The concept of urban justice refers to the equal, fair and accessible provision of urban life and urban opportunities for all city residents. Understanding whether…
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Sustainability Rainwater Management Perception: How Well Do We Know Water?
About 70 percent of the planet we live on, and nearly 75 percent of the human body, is water. Yet do we truly know something…
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Concepts The Role of Landscape Architecture in Carbon Taxation and the Fight Against Climate Change
Carbon emissions are no longer merely an environmental issue; they have become an economic cost. Carbon tax is one of the most important tools that…
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Concepts Tree Surveying and Tree Transplanting Techniques
In Construction and Landscape Projects: Tree Surveying and Tree Transplanting Techniques When you cut down a tree, you are not simply cutting wood. You are…
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Concepts Ecological Literacy Terms: Loving Nature Isn’t Enough, You Need to Read It
Loving nature is often a well-intentioned starting point, but on its own it is not enough. For many years, I delivered 2–5-day Ecological Literacy Trainings…
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Concepts Green Within Concrete: How Biophilic Design Enhances Urban Life
The Contribution of Biophilic Design to Urban Life Rapidly increasing urbanization is distancing people from nature. Individuals living amid concrete and dense development are losing…
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Concepts An Environmentalist Approach; Edible Gardens
Urban green spaces have a great role in improving the quality of urban ecological life. Therefore, whether in urban or rural environments, the importance of…
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Concepts The Use of Plants in the Landscape as a Design Argument
Landscape Architecture and Plant Use When using plant material in the study of landscape architecture, along with the principles of design, the dendrological characteristics of…
