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landscape character assessment: a standalone construct

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Landscape architecture

a method for identifying and describing the distinct, recognisable patterns that make one landscape different from another.

In landscape architecture, landscape character assessment refers to a method for identifying and describing the distinct, recognisable patterns that make one landscape different from another. This meaning comes from Swanwick (2002) in Landscape character assessment.[1]

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References

Swanwick, C. (2002). Landscape character assessment. Countryside Agency. Open Library record

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