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PART I Introduction to Landscape Architecture **²¿·Ö ·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖ¸ÅÊö UNIT 1 INTRODUCTl0N TEXT What is Landscape Architecture(ʲôÊÇ·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖ) Reading Material A A Theory of Landscape Architecture(·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖµÄÀíÂÛ) Reading Material B Garden and Gardening(»¨Ô°ÓëÔìÔ°) PART II History of Garden µÚ¶þ²¿·Ö Ô°ÁÖÊ·ÂÛ UNIT 2 EASTERN TRADITIONAL GARDEN TEXT Chinese Garden(ÖйúÔ°ÁÖ) Reading Material A Two Main Forms of Chinese Garden (ÖйúÔ°ÁÖµÄÁ½ÖÖÖ÷ÒªÐÎʽ) Reading Material B Japanese Garden(ÈÕ±¾Ô°ÁÖ) UNIT 3 WESTERN TRADITl0NAL GARDEN TEXT The Gardens in Ancient Egypt(¹Å°£¼°µÄÔ°ÁÖ) Reading Material A Andr6 Le NStre and French Gardens (°²µÂÁÒ¡¤ÀÕ¡¤ÅµÌضûÓë·¨¹úÔ°ÁÖ) Reading Material B English Landscape Gardens(Ó¢¹ú·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖ) UNIT 4 ISLAMIC GARDEN TEXT Islamic Garden(ÒÁ˹À¼Ô°ÁÖ) Reading Material A Islamic Gardens of Spain(Î÷°àÑÀµÄÒÁ˹À¼Ô°ÁÖ) Reading Material B Taj Mahal--Mughal Garden(Ì©¼§Áꡪ¡ªÄªÎÔ¶ùÔ°ÁÖ) PART ¢ó Development of Landscape Architecture in Modern Time µÚÈý²¿·Ö ½üÏÖ´ú·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖ·¢Õ¹ UNIT 5 LANDSCAPE PLANNING AND PROTECTION TEXT Landscape Planning(¾°¹Û¹æ»®) Reading Material A Landscape Scenery(×ÔÈ»·ç¾°) Reading Material B National Parks(¹ú¼Ò¹«Ô°) IINIT 6 IfRBAN SPACE TEXT Metropolitan Open Space(¶¼Êпª·Å¿Õ¼ä) Reading Material A City Planning(³ÇÊй滮) Reading Material B Parkway and Recreational Areas(¹«Ô°µÀ·¼°ÐÝÏÐÇø) UNIT 7 URBAN GREEN SPACE TEXT Urban Parks(³ÇÊй«Ô°) Reading Material A Streetscape£¬Squares and Plazas(½Ö¾°ºÍ¹ã³¡) Reading Material B Waterfronts(±õË®Çø) UNIT 8 RESIDENTIAL.INSrI'ITUTIONAL AND CORPORATE LANDSCAPE TEXT Gardens(»¨Ô°) Reading Material A Housing Environments(¾Óס»·¾³) Reading Material B Institutional and Corporate Landscapes (Éç»á»ú¹¹¼°¹«Ë¾¾°¹Û) PART IV Characters Ideas and Works of Landscape Architecture in Modem Time µÚËIJ¿·Ö ½üÏÖ´ú·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖÈËÎ˼³±¼°×÷Æ· UNIT 9 LANDSCAPE PEOPLE AND THOUGHTS I TEXT Frederick Law Olmsted(¸¥À×µÂÀï¿Ë¡¤ÀÍ¡¤°Âķ˹ÌصÂ) Reading Material A Ian McHarg(ÒÁ¶÷¡¤Âó¿Ë¹þ¸ñ) Reading Material B Thomas Church(ÍÐÂí˹¡¤ÇðÆæ) UNIT 10 LANDSCAPE PEOPLE AND THOUGHTS¢ò TEXT Dan Kiley(µ¤¡¤¿­Àû) Reading Material A Peter Walker(±ËµÃ¡¤ÎÖ¿Ë) Reading Material B Martha Schwartz(ÂêÈø¡¤ÊæÍß´Ä) PART V Theories and Methods of Planning and Design µÚÎ岿·Ö ¹æ»®Éè¼ÆÀíÂÛÓë·½·¨ UNIT 11 ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION TEXT Environmental Movement(»·¾³Ô˶¯) Reading Material A Ecological Principles for Managing Land Use I (ÍÁµØÀûÓùÜÀíµÄÉú̬ԭÔòI) Reading Material B Ecological Principles for Managing Land Use II (ÍÁµØÀûÓùÜÀíµÄÉú̬ԭÔò¢ò) UNIT 12 METHODS OF PLANNING AND DESIGN TEXT Site Volume(¿Õ¼ä) Reading Material A The Conceptual Plan(¸ÅÄî¹æ»®) Reading Material B The Planning¡ªDesign Process(¹æ»®Éè¼Æ¹ý³Ì) UNIT 13 LANDSCAPE DETAIL DESIGN PRINCIPLES TEXT Site Systems(³¡µØϵͳ) Reading Material A Significance of Landform(µØÐεÄÖØÒªÐÔ) Reading Material B Spatial Characteristics of Plants(Ö²ÎïµÄ¿Õ¼äÌØÐÔ) PART VI Engineering and Technology µÚÁù²¿·Ö ¹¤³ÌÓë¼¼Êõ UNIT 14 LANDSCAPE ENGINEERING TEXT Site Development Guidelines(³¡µØ¿ª·¢µ¼Ôò) Reading Material A Landscape Engineering I(·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖ¹¤³ÌI) Reading Material B Landscape Engineering II(·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖ¹¤³Ì¢ò) PART VI Studies and Development of Landscape Architecture µÚÆß²¿·Ö Ñо¿Ó붯̬ UNIT 15 LANDSCAPE STUDIES AND DEVELOPMENTS TEXT Creating Character through Sustainable and Successful Landscape Design (ÒԿɳÖÐø·½Ê½ÓªÔì³É¹¦¾°¹ÛÉè¼Æ) Reading Material A Landscape Planning and Design in the Century of the City (³ÇÊÐʱ´úϵķ羰԰Áֹ滮ÓëÉè¼Æ) Reading Material B LandscÓ¡e Infrastructure£ºin plain view(¾°¹Û»ù´¡Éèʩ̽Îö) ¸½±í ¸½±íһŷÃÀµØÇøÉèÖ÷羰԰ÁÖרҵµÄԺУ¼°ÍøÖ·Ò»ÀÀ(²¿·Ö) ¸½±í¶þ¹ú¼Ê·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖ×éÖ¯»ú¹¹Ò»ÀÀ(²¿·Ö) ¸½±íÈý¹úÍâ·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖÆÚ¿¯Ò»ÀÀ(²¿·Ö) ¸½±íËĹú¼Ê·ç¾°Ô°ÁÖѧÊõ»áÒé