Place Making in International Practice of Landscape Architecture

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Focusing on the intersection of Australian and Chinese landscape architecture, this book examines the challenges and methodologies involved in transnational practice during China's urbanization. It emphasizes the necessity for designers to grasp local culture, site specifics, and project intricacies. Through a case study of the Li Lake project, the text highlights the complexities faced by international teams and underscores the value of cross-cultural exchange in landscape planning. It's a resource for students and professionals in landscape architecture and urban planning.