Add to ORKGBruck, JulesThis study examines three design process issues consequential to occupied residential historic landscapes: (a) how a historic landscape could be modified to meet the needs of a modern family, (b) how the history of a landscape can influence the design of a new master plan, and (c) how significant changes to a landscape are incorporated while maintaining historic character and integrity. A single historic estate was analyzed using historic archives, photographs, site and building plans, and site measurements and observations. In addition, current homeowners were interviewed and surveyed. Based on this data, the researcher followed a formalized design process that included an inventory, site analysis, functional analysis, ...
In the last century towns and urban green spaces changed their semblance concerning landscape and ar...
Spring Mill State Park and its Pioneer Village, are prime examples of the stereotypical viewpoint th...
As we continue to lose valuable landscapes to the pressures of growth and development, we need to ke...
The purpose of this creative project was to develop a conceptual landscape plan for integrating resi...
This thesis explores preservation policy for the designed historic landscape, one of many categorie...
Homesteading was how westward expansion began in the United States in 1862. The Homestead Act gave a...
Abstract only availableLandscape architecture is the design of outdoor spaces in order to create an ...
Vegetation management techniques have only recently been applied to the preservation of historic des...
This study has determined the historical significance of the James A. Allison Estate as a designed h...
The renewal of historic gardens, landscapes and sites has become more common in Eastern and Central ...
Today, barns and farmsteads are rapidly disappearing from the Midwest due to neglect, new developme...
Springside is a 20-acre park in Poughkeepsie, New York. Commissioned in 1850 by Matthew Vassar, beer...
252 pagesIt has often been noted that the history of ·a place is recorded in the landscape. People ...
The premise of this dissertation is: landscape planning is the best means we have to perpetuate an e...
The purpose of this thesis is to design a contemporary student homestead at a Land-Grant university....
In the last century towns and urban green spaces changed their semblance concerning landscape and ar...
Spring Mill State Park and its Pioneer Village, are prime examples of the stereotypical viewpoint th...
As we continue to lose valuable landscapes to the pressures of growth and development, we need to ke...
The purpose of this creative project was to develop a conceptual landscape plan for integrating resi...
This thesis explores preservation policy for the designed historic landscape, one of many categorie...
Homesteading was how westward expansion began in the United States in 1862. The Homestead Act gave a...
Abstract only availableLandscape architecture is the design of outdoor spaces in order to create an ...
Vegetation management techniques have only recently been applied to the preservation of historic des...
This study has determined the historical significance of the James A. Allison Estate as a designed h...
The renewal of historic gardens, landscapes and sites has become more common in Eastern and Central ...
Today, barns and farmsteads are rapidly disappearing from the Midwest due to neglect, new developme...
Springside is a 20-acre park in Poughkeepsie, New York. Commissioned in 1850 by Matthew Vassar, beer...
252 pagesIt has often been noted that the history of ·a place is recorded in the landscape. People ...
The premise of this dissertation is: landscape planning is the best means we have to perpetuate an e...
The purpose of this thesis is to design a contemporary student homestead at a Land-Grant university....
In the last century towns and urban green spaces changed their semblance concerning landscape and ar...
Spring Mill State Park and its Pioneer Village, are prime examples of the stereotypical viewpoint th...
As we continue to lose valuable landscapes to the pressures of growth and development, we need to ke...