Place Making in International Practice of Landscape Architecture

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Focusing on the interplay between Australian and Chinese landscape architecture, this book delves into the challenges and intricacies of providing design services amid China's urbanization. It emphasizes the necessity for landscape architects to grasp local culture and site specifics, which can be elusive. Through a survey of Australian practices in China and a detailed case study of the Li Lake project, it highlights the complexities of transnational landscape planning and its role in fostering cross-cultural exchange. Ideal for students and professionals in related fields.