미국 플로리스트 학교. 캘리포니아대학교 데이비스캠퍼스(환경디자인학과)Landscape architecture

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http://lda.ucdavis.edu/

 

Landscape architecture

 

The goal of the Landscape Architecture Program at UC Davis is to increase the quality of life through the development and preservation of landscape design and planning processes that are meaningful, relevant and sustainable:

• meaningful in that they reinforce sense of self, sense of place, and sense of community
• relevant in that they provide solutions to environmental problems rather than contributing to them
• sustainable in that they embody long-term, permanently beneficial relationship between human culture and the physical/natural environment.

Through our research, as well as through innovative landscape design and planning, we aim to provide individuals with a means of making positive connections between their personal lives and the environment in which they live.

PROGRAM HISTORY

The University Farms in Davis opened in 1905 as a two-year field program affiliated with UC Berkeley and by 1922 was offering a four-year degree program in Agriculture. A curriculum in landscape architecture leading to a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture was initiated in 1950 with Robert Deering as chairman of the program. This curriculum was absorbed into the Landscape Management major in 1951; the goal was to "prepare men and women for the practical business of landscape management and contracting..." Over the next decade, increasing interest in an "applied horticulture" program related to shade and street trees and park management produced a Park and Recreation curriculum within the Landscape Horticulture Program. In 1967 the Department of Environmental Horticulture was established with Park and Recreation Administration as one of its majors. The major was soon renamed Environmental Planning and Management.

When Robert L. Thayer, Jr., a landscape architect, joined the department as an assistant professor in 1973, the landscape architecture curriculum was published in the General Catalog for the first time since 1950. Landscape design classes were expanded as part of Environmental Planning and Management and additional landscape architects joined the faculty. The Landscape Architecture Program received initial accreditation from the American Society of Landscape Architects in 1978 and full accreditation in 1981. The first class to receive the Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture (BSLA) graduated the following year (1982). In 1983 a new Department of Environmental Design was established, with major programs in Landscape Architecture and Design.       LANDSCAPE DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE

Main Office: 142 Walker Hall (map)
Davis, CA 95616
(530) 752-3907
lda@ucdavis.edu

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