Browsing by Author "LeBleu, Charlene"

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Beyond The Pit [of Democracy]: Mine Reclamation, Emergence, and Finite Resources

Ballard, Daniel (2013-03-18)

Through the integration of democratic process with that of the reclamation of the Martin-Marietta Aggregate Quarry (MMQ), my design research proposes that it is possible to positively change contemporary understanding of ...

The Garden Project: Reclaiming the Garden as an Intimate Connection to Place

Hendry, Molly (2016-05-04)

The garden is a relationship. It brings humanity into tension with nature, creating an assemblage of shared moments over time. The Garden Project is exploring the potential of the garden in the modern profession of landscape ...

How can I explore and represent the atmosphere in landscape architecture by 3Ds Max software?

Bui, Nga (2015-05-08)

In landscape architecture, representing in graphic is a way to communicate the vision, the performance of the design. While objects and performance is popular standard to navigate graphic and design, the atmosphere which ...

Maintenance Reimagined

Ballard, Ryan (2016-05-03)

Landscape maintenance plays a vital role in how designed landscapes perform over time. The current approach is to suppress landscapes by repeating the same techniques through the seasons and years. The dynamic living ...

The Next Exploration: Savannah's River Region

Parker, Gray (2016-05-03)

Urban landscapes continue to be shaped by dynamic social, cultural, and economic influences. Water remains one component of the landscape that continues to reside in a flux space, influential for life and economic means, ...

Novel Ecology, Novel Activity

Ajideh, Hanieh (2015-05-05)

Ecosystems are complex, dynamic, and unpredictable to change, evolve, and behave. Change is a normal part of life, and through adaptive and flexible design, we can respond to this complexity. Dynamic ecosystem and novel ...

Process-Based Design

Wu, Hao (2016-05-03)

Landscape designs, nowadays, are commonly presented as compelling visions, both in real projects and conceptual designs. By the end of the deadline, people will be able to experience the new environment as the vision ...

Re-Imagining Interaction

Sunder, Sushmitha (2016-05-03)

The sharing of thoughts, opinions and just common matters on social media, have gotten the attention of many people. They have the ability to reach diverse people far and wide and make unfathomable connections and outcomes. ...

Saline Irrigation of Five Diverse Landscape Plant Species for the Southeastern United States

LeCompte, Judson Stuart (2013-05-07)

Research was conducted to determine salt tolerance of five common landscape species, Illicium parviflorum, Itea virginica ‘Henry’s Garnet’, Muhlenbergia capillaris, Begonia×semperflorens-cultorum and Portulaca oleracea. ...

Transformative Landscapes: Through an Immersive Lens

Lee, Grace (2016-05-03)

In a world where design and thinking have become quantifiable and didactic, the profession of landscape architecture has become saturated with ecological design. Data-driven methodology is practical and necessary; however, ...