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Between Research and Design: The Evolution of the Journal of Landscape Architecture by Kamni Gill, Bianca Maria Rinaldi

Subjects: “…Publishing Landscape Architecture Scholarship…”
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Digital media and the design project: new creative research methods for landscape architecture by Jillian Walliss, Heike Rahmann

“…While academia and practice recognise the importance of design precedents and case studies, we argue neither is yet to fully capitalise on the tacit knowledge of the designer in advancing landscape architecture knowledge.  Through a critical reflection on the research processes and creative methods underpinning the Landscape Architect as Changemakers project, this essay discusses the potential of the reflective practitioner, along with the research possibilities afforded by digital media in developing more complex and precise understandings of design practice. …”
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Landscape architecture at Wageningen (Netherlands) by Martin van den Toorn

“…In this article, I will give a brief overview of the development of teaching and research in landscape architecture in Wageningen by studying the relationships between practice, education and research over the past 50 years. …”
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Transformative Impact of Technology in Landscape Architecture on Landscape Research: Trends, Concepts and Roles by Xiwei Shen, Mary G. Padua, Niall G. Kirkwood

“…The role of technology in landscape architecture (TLA) has significantly evolved since the 19th century, increasingly integrating with digital tools and technologies in the 21st century. …”
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Mental Health Challenges in Architecture and Landscape Architecture Students by Dina Battisto, Sallie Hambright-Belue, Lara Browning, Luke Hall, Julia Blouin, Jiaying Dong, Xiaowei Li, Katherine Price

“…Aim: This study investigates the prevalence and precursors of mental health challenges among architecture and landscape architecture students. Methods: This study used a convergent mixed-methods research design with three data collection methods: The Depression and Anxiety Stress Scale (DASS-21; n = 399 students), an online wellness survey (n = 269), and semi-structured interviews (n = 37). …”
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Design studios as research: an emerging paradigm for landscape architecture by Helen Armstrong

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Research on Architectural Color and Visual Comfort in Historic Landscape Areas by Zhanzhu Wang, Hao Sun, Jie Li

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Correct Mapping for Landscape Architecture Design Education by Mohsen Feyzi, Leila Ali-pour

“…Since this is the most frequent method used by design students, the question posed is how can landscape architecture students be guided through the correct ways of mapping from built examples. …”
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Teaching and Research: An integrated Approach to the Undergraduate Studio in Landscape Architecture Education by Kevin Thwaites

“…This paper contributes to a debate, ongoing and worldwide in landscape architecture academia, about how research activity can be increased in what has developed as primarily a design-based and practice-oriented educational system. …”
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The Survey Image. Innovative Methods and Instruments for the Representation of Fortified Architecture and Landscape by Luigi Corniello, Andrea Improta, Gianluca Manna, Enrico Mirra, Francesco Scialla

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Promoting Wellness for Architecture and Landscape Architecture Students: Lessons Learned from a Mixed Method Study by Dina Battisto, Sallie Hambright-Belue, Lara Browning, Luke Hall, Julia Blouin, Jiaying Dong, Xiaowei Li, Kristian Baber

“…Methods: The study utilized a convergent mixed methods research design. …”
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Research Progress in Urban Pollinator-Friendly Landscape Construction by Guiying LI, Hanwen XIAO, Runan TIAN

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Research Progress on Ambient Visual Information Analysis and Perception Measurement Methods for Motion Vision by Haipeng ZHU, Yuhang KONG, (JPN) OHNO Ryuzo

“…These advancements have made the dynamic visual perception in urban public spaces a key research focus. This research reviews the methods for analyzing environmental visual information and dynamic perception. …”
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Symbiotic design and numerical methods of industrial architecture and urban landscape in the context of sustainable development by Beibei Zu, Wen Cao, Haixia Fan

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Grounding Woody Meadows: examining the application of horticultural research into landscape design by Wendy Walls, Brent Greene

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Methods of revitalisation of former mining areas as exemplified by architectural objects worldwide and own studies by Michał Dmitruk, Magdalena Stachańska

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A Multispecies Design Approach in the Eure valley. Three Lessons from a Design Studio in Landscape Architecture by Björn Bracke, Sophie Bonin, Bruno Notteboom, Hans Leinfelder

“…This article reflects on a design studio as an attempt to translate often complex and abstract conversations in more-than-human literature into concrete methods, plans and approaches for landscape architecture. …”
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Architectural and Environmental Design for Rural Landscape Enhancement – Landscape and countryside in a painting by Chiu Chenyuan, Zeng Xinyue, Dong Zuorong, Luo Ziwei, Chen Xilin, Lin Yuyan, Zhong Yiman

“…This study selected Daluo Village, Tangxi Town, adopted Fengshun County, Meizhou City as the research area, and methods such as documentary data method, case study method, field survey method, questionnaire analysis method, and comprehensive analysis method. …”
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Microclimatic Landscape Architecture: From Theory to Application by Jiawei Lin, Dongying Li, Robert D. Brown

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The barriers of participatory landscape design approaches based on experts’ opinions by Mahda Foroughi, Saeid Norouzian-Maleki, Moeen Hajimaghsoudi

“…Finally, the process is stopped after a predefined stop criterion and the mean or median scores of the final rounds determine the results. In this research Panel of Delphi involves ten landscape architectures, six architectures and four urban designers whom work at laboratories and companies which depended to landscape architecture. …”
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