Handbook

This course introduces you to the concept of landscapes as inter-related processes and systems.  It focusses on the human, biotic and abiotic characteristics of landscapes in urban and non-urban settings. 

You will focus on plants and their role in ecology and landscape architecture through a design and botanical classification. You develop a vocabulary of planting elements and an ability to design with plants to achieve specific spatial qualities.  By analyzing small-scale planting designs and developing a personal herbarium, you lay down the foundation of horticultural knowledge and develop skills in planting design and design communication. 

This course includes two field trips within the Sydney Region.