Design on the land : the development of landscape architecture /

Main Author: Newton, Norman T., 1898-1992
Corporate Author: Belknap Press
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, Mass. : Belknap Press, c1971
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Table of Contents:
  • Foreword
  • I. Ancient times
  • II. The Middle Ages
  • III. The world of Islam: Cordoba, Seville
  • IV. The world of Islam: Granada, Iran, Mogul India
  • V. The Renaissance in Tuscany
  • VI. Rome and the Cinquecento
  • VII. Roman villas of Villeggiatura
  • VIII. Villa Lante and the Villino Farnese
  • IX. Later Italian villas. 1610-1785
  • X. The Piazza in Italy
  • XI. Beginnings in France
  • XII. Andre le Notre: Vaux-le-Vicomte and Versailles
  • XIII. England under the Tudors
  • XIV. Seventeenth-Century England
  • XV. The English "Landscape Gardening School"
  • XVI. Transition to public service
  • XVII. Puckler-Muskau and Alphand
  • XVIII. Early American backgrounds
  • XIX. Olmsted and Vaux: Central Park and Prospect Park
  • XX. Olmsted's work in Boston
  • XXI. Two pioneers: Weidenmann and Cleveland
  • XXII. Charles Eliot and his Metropolitan Park system
  • XXIII. Single-track eclecticism takes over
  • XXIV. The world's Columbian exposition of 1893
  • XXV. The influence of Charles A. Platt
  • XXVI. Founding of the American society of landscape architects
  • XXVII. The American Academy in Rome
  • XXVIII. The McMillan Commission's plan of Washington
  • XXIX. The city beautiful movement and city planning
  • XXX. The Country Place Era
  • XXXI. English town planning and the "Garden City"
  • XXXII. Town planning in the United States: 1869-1915
  • XXXIII. Town planning in the United States: 1915-1929
  • XXXIV. Town planning in the United States: 1929-1948
  • XXXV. The National Park System: 1872-1929
  • XXXVI. The National Park System: 1929-1964
  • XXXVII. The State Park Movement: 1864-1933
  • XXX.VIII. State parks and the Civilian Conservation Corps
  • XXXIX. Parkways and their offspring
  • XL. Urban open-space systems
  • XLI. Variations in professional practice
  • XLII. Conservation f natural resources
  • Select bibliography
  • Acknowledgments
  • Illustration credits
  • Index