Colour Trilogy in Landscape Design: An Asian Story maps the creative and methodological foundations of landscape architecture through a South Asian lens, tracing design thinking from initial site survey through to the interplay of green space, water, and built form.
About This Book
Landscape architecture in the South Asian context has its own sensory logic — one shaped by climate, density, and a distinct relationship between built and natural environments. This publication works through that logic methodically, beginning with surveying and field assessment before moving into the theoretical and creative dimensions of design. Its organising framework is a trilogy of core landscape components: green space, water surface, and architectural elements. The result is a handbook pitched at students and emerging practitioners in landscape architecture, urban design, and planning who want both grounding in method and insight into regional design culture.
Key Features
- 212 pages of landscape design methodology, theory, and illustrated case studies
- Authors: V. Chatterjee; Dr. N. Thai Huyen; B. Thi Thuy Ngoc
- Published by Altrim Publishers
What You'll Discover
- A structured survey and field assessment methodology as the starting point for landscape design practice
- How green space, water surface, and architectural elements function as the three interdependent pillars of landscape composition
- The role of combined sensory experience in shaping design concepts — moving beyond the purely visual
- A South Asian regional perspective on landscape architecture that situates theory within a specific cultural and geographic context
About the Author
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Specifications
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 212
- Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9788412622256
- Publisher: Altrim Publishers
- Publication Date: [Details available upon request]
Perfect For: Landscape architecture students, urban design practitioners, and educators seeking a methodologically grounded introduction to South Asian landscape design thinking.