Landscape Architecture

This work is an illustrated historical dictionary of landscape design vocabulary used in North America from the 17th to the mid-19th century.

This work contains 140 entries representing the key figures in American landscape architecture, each accompanied by biographical material, a discussion of the design approach and methodology, representative plans, and photographs of major plans.

This encyclopedia contains more than 600 entries on various topics, including important figures in the history of gardening and landscaping throughout the ages; specific sites, both historical and existing; surveys of types and styles of gardens; gardening movements; traditions of specific geographic regions; and materials and techniques.

This work contains illustrations of notable site plans, timelines, and biographies of significant people in landscape architecture history. It includes an extensive glossary of terms related to landscape architecture, architecture, planning, botany, engineering, and art.

This dictionary is considered a standard text in the field of landscape architecture and provides a comprehensive, detailed overview of both architecture and landscape architecture.

This encyclopedia is the most comprehensive, detailed, and illustrated guide to garden plants.