Many landscapes are just perceived as “filling empty areas between buildings, housing developments, highways and urban centres, or being vague sectors capable of managing themselves”. In other words, they are often described as vacant areas with little value, just waiting to be developed, to be rendered useful with some identifiable (mostly economic or functional) functions…
IFLA, 2012
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Canada is such an immense country. How are Canadian Landscape architects experiencing its never ending diversity and constantly changing landscapes?
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Another day on the St. Lawrence. Iroquois, On
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