Third Year

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

The course encompasses fundamental concepts and methodologies in site planning and landscape architecture including the ecological, social and psychological issues and implications involved in the study.

COURSE INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES:

At the end of the course, the students should be able to:

1.     Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of landscape architecture principles, incorporating site analysis, sustainability, and contemporary issues into design.

2.     Critically analyze landscape architecture evolution, blending historical perspectives with current practices for innovative design.

3.     Apply landscape architecture principles ethically, emphasizing site analysis and sustainability for addressing societal and environmental challenges.

4.     Develop effective site planning strategies, integrating landscape architecture principles and sustainability for diverse project contexts.

5.     Communicate design concepts effectively, collaborating with stakeholders to meet diverse user needs through case studies and examples.

6.     Engage in lifelong learning in landscape architecture, staying updated on emerging trends and technologies for addressing evolving challenges.