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landscape definition - Answer-a tract of land with distinguishing characteristics and features, especially considered as a product of shaping processes and agents that are usually natural landscape architecture - Answer-One of 3 broadly based professions dealing with the arrangement of animate and inanimate objects on the land and ties people have to those objects landscape architecture as a science - Answer-deals with the technical manipulation of objects and people in outdoor places landscape architecture as an art - Answer-expresses applied intelligence and human emotion, from anger to love, from compassion to aloofness, from frustration to nostalgia, in a compelling mixture of new and old ways, at best its linking people and landscape in a timeless chromatic flow theories of landscape architecture - Answer-Natural processes human factors technology methodology values natural processes - Answer-must be understood and respected. problems occur because of lack of knowledge or respect. can lead to disasters such as floods and landslides human factors - Answer-accommodate cultural variation. understanding different ways people perceive and use things. must be responsive to diverse human values and needs. work being done in environmental psychology and environmental behavior. technology - Answer-how designs and plans are implemented. Understanding of machines, techniques and materials required methodology - Answer-systems for defining problems. understand and accept a common process for analyzing, collecting and synthesizing information to incorporate into solutions. Two methodologiesdesign process and suitability analysis s - Answer-the profession is based on a set of values. these are generally acquired through life and then careers are often chosen to align with values. in landscape architecture an environmental ethic is at the root of the profession. in the ASLA code of ethics one of the first statements is about the profession as stewards of the land types of practice - Answer-landscape evaluation and planning site planning landscape design urban design landscape restoration professional options - Answer-private practice government non-profits and volunteer academic professional organizations - Answer-ASLA- American society of landscape architecture IFLA- international federation of landscape architects CELA- council of educators in landscape architecture education - Answer-accreditation bachelors masters phd changing attitudes towards nature: from I/Thou to I/ It - Answer--Fear and longing for security, personal relationships with nature, dependent for daily existence -Growing self confidence, increased intelligence, working with natural rhythms of nature -Aggressiveness and conquest -Responsibility and awareness, unification with nature first civilizations and the requirements of a city - Answer-1. production of a surplus of food2. some form of written communication 3. social organization to ensure continuity of supplies and control of labor force 4. technological expertise demonstrated through the development of higher quality tools Early cities of Jericho & Catal Huyuk - Answer--Homes entry through a hole in the roof -defensive character