Criteria in Land Planning and Design

Document Type

Article

Journal/Book Title

Landscape Architecture

Publisher

Taylor and Francis

Publication Date

1971

Volume

72

Issue

1

Abstract

At the present time professionals in land planning and design are struggling with a particularly difficult problem of their discipline - that of selecting data and developing criteria for the purpose of making decisions about the design and utilization of the landscape. Any design problem, from a region to a garden, must have criteria, or standards, on which judgments and actions may be based. It is impossible to design anything well without them, and it will be better if they are reached as a result of an orderly and logical process. My goal in this article is to set forth a method which will give as objective criteria as possible for making design and planning decisions.

Comments

Also, reprinted in IMPACT of Water Resources Development by the Environment Information Center, Inc., N.Y., N.Y., and the Institute for Water Resources, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Vol. 1, Number 2, Nov. 1972.

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