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vernacular landscape: a standalone construct

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Landscape architecture

the ordinary, everyday landscape of farms, roads and towns made by local custom and use rather than by designers.

In landscape architecture, vernacular landscape refers to the ordinary, everyday landscape of farms, roads and towns made by local custom and use rather than by designers. This meaning comes from Jackson (1984) in Discovering the vernacular landscape.[1]

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References

Jackson, J. B. (1984). Discovering the vernacular landscape. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300035810

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