Landscape Planning and Assessment
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Landscape Planning and Assessment
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University of Greenwich offers this product as a default in the following regions: N/A
Description
This programme is for landscape design students who wish to specialise in environmental assessment. It is suitable for graduates from BA Hons Landscape Architecture or the Certificate in Landscape Design. It may also be of interest to graduates from other disciplines, who would be required to first undertake the certificate. The programme includes an Urban Development project, that gives the student experience of analysing an area of land (a "territory") where a synthesis must be achieved between a range of different planning, design and environmental objectives.
The final design project includes an assessment and redesign of a developer's masterplan focusing on improving the landscape/town…
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This programme is for landscape design students who wish to specialise in environmental assessment. It is suitable for graduates from BA Hons Landscape Architecture or the Certificate in Landscape Design. It may also be of interest to graduates from other disciplines, who would be required to first undertake the certificate. The programme includes an Urban Development project, that gives the student experience of analysing an area of land (a "territory") where a synthesis must be achieved between a range of different planning, design and environmental objectives.
The final design project includes an assessment and redesign of a developer's masterplan focusing on improving the landscape/townscape, ecological, contextual and sustainability aspects within a creative framework.
The programme is accredited by the Landscape Institute and can also be preparation for membership of the Royal Town Planning Institute in association with work experience.
Content
- Landscape Professional Studies (10 credits)
- Landscape Engineering (10 credits)
- Theme Project (20 credits)
- Advanced Planting Design (20 credits)
- Geographical Information Systems for Landscape Planning (10 credits)
- Design and CAD/Visualisation (10 credits)
- Techniques of Landscape Assessment (20 credits)
- Landscape Assessment and Design (20 credits)
- Urban Development Project (20 credits)
- City and Landscape Studies (20 credits)
- Design Methodology (20 credits)
To see examples of projects from former students log on to www.gre.ac.uk/schools/arc/departments and select Landscape and Garden Design.
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