A, landscape architecture professional courses are:
Landscape sketch, landscape color, landscape drawing and autocad, hand drawing, landscape engineering measurement, dendrology, landscape art and design principle, landscape plant environment, 3DMAX and Photoshop, landscape planning and design, plant modeling design, landscape architecture, residential landscape design, landscape planning and design, landscape engineering, landscape engineering measurement and evaluation, landscape construction and management, etc.
Second, the landscape professional required reading bibliography
1 landscape architecture design elements
Translated by Norman K Booth and Cao Dekun. This book is an introductory and required book for landscape specialty. The principles of landscape planning and design are comprehensively and systematically expounded in plain language and concise drawings.
2 "Landscape Design-From Concept to Form"
Author Melange W. Reid, translated by Zheng Zhunbing. Some vivid and practical skills provided in the book can make the design of this transformation process more simple and effective. The method provided in this paper has been verified in traditional and non-traditional landscape design, which provides a conceptual and philosophical basis for design ideas and scheme diagrams.
3 Design and Nature (Translation)
China Building Industry Press. The book introduces the specific application of this method in detail, studies the problems of cities, villages, oceans, land, vegetation and climate with ecological principles, and points out the correct use methods.
4 Yuan Ye.
Plan it. China's monograph on ancient gardening, the first monograph on garden art theory in China. This book discusses the construction principles and specific techniques of gardens and villas, reflects the achievements of ancient gardening in China, and summarizes the gardening experience. It is an important book for studying ancient gardens.
5 "Street Aesthetics"
Ri Lu Yuan Xin China Architectural Engineering Publishing House. This book contains many contemporary architectural theories and rich knowledge in easy-to-understand and fluent words, which is popular but not shallow. Moreover, the author applies these theories to his own architectural creation and expounds them through a large number of his own works, so it is theoretical but not divorced from reality.
6 "External Space Design"
Ri Lu Yuan Xin China Architectural Engineering Publishing House. By comparing and analyzing the external space of Italy and Japan, the book puts forward a series of interesting concepts such as positive space, negative space, plus space and minus space, and puts forward some original opinions on the design of external space such as gardens and squares with architectural examples.
7 "Humanized Place: Design Guide for Urban Open Space"
Claire. Cooper. Marcus translated by Yu, Sun Peng, et al. China Building Industry Press 200 1 The author thinks that aesthetic goals must be balanced and integrated with ecological requirements, context goals and users.
8 "Analysis of China Classical Gardens"
By Peng Yigang. On the basis of a brief introduction to the historical development and transformation of classical gardens in China, this book highlights the basic characteristics of China's gardening art: artistically reappearing the natural landscape and skillfully combining natural beauty with artificial beauty.
9 "Western Gardens"
Written by Zhi Zhiruo Zhu Jianning, this book introduces western gardens from ancient Egypt to the middle of19th century, focusing on Italian terraced gardens in the Renaissance, French classical gardens in17th century and English landscape gardens in18th century, all of which are representatives of western traditional gardens.
10 architectural space combination theory
Peng Yigang's book systematically expounds the basic principles and applications of architectural composition from the perspective of spatial combination. This book can be read by architects and urban planners, and can also be used as a reference for teachers and students majoring in architecture in colleges and universities.
1 1 History of Classical Gardens in China
Zhou Shu not only gives a general exposition of the five stages of the development of classical gardens in China, but also lists some representative works for analysis and evaluation, so that readers can have a deeper understanding of China classical gardens with the help of concrete and individual images.
12 historical changes of western gardening
The history of Sun Needle Valley systematically discusses the development of gardening culture in Europe and America. The content includes the revival of ancient, medieval, Italian culture and the evolution of different gardening styles of Lenos style in France.
13 communication and space
Jan Gail, a Danish, wrote China Architectural Engineering Publishing House, focusing on the requirements of people and their activities for the physical environment, studying and evaluating the public space quality of cities and residential areas, and putting forward many original opinions.
14 design ecology-for landscape
My translation introduces Yu and his local design, which undoubtedly represents the highest level of landscape design in China today. China's vast territory and unlimited urban expansion have given me more opportunities to try many new ideas that are still in the theoretical stage in the West.
15 "Death and Life in American Cities"
Jane Jacobs is a classic work in the field of urban research and urban planning published by Yilin Press in 2006, which had a lasting and profound impact on the debate on urban renewal and urban future in the United States at that time.
16 "landscape? Cultural ecology and ideas "
In 2005, China Science Press collected 4 1 papers published by the author in Landscape Research, which were divided into four parts: The abstract mainly introduced some key concepts in the field of planning and design, the theories and methods of cutting-edge research and the latest international professional teaching system.
17 architecture: form, space and order
Frank Ching's "Architecture: Formal Space and Order" (3rd Edition) is a classic introduction to the basic vocabulary of architectural design, which is known as&; The Bible of ampampampquot Architecture &; ampampampquot。 Many teachers, students and designers majoring in architecture get important inspiration and design inspiration from Architecture: Formal Space and Order (3rd Edition).
18 Landscape Urbanism
Charles waldheim's book brings together the masterpieces of academic colleagues and like-minded people from many international research institutions. As cities all over the world continue to expand around instead of into the air, landscape has gradually replaced architecture as an important organizational element.
19 plant landscaping
Su Xue wrote this book about the combination of water and plants, which are about lakes, ponds, streams, springs, dams, islands, waterside and surface plants. About artistic composition. Taking the famous city and garden as an example, the applicable plant species are vividly described.
20 "Public Behavior and Park Design"
Albert J.Rutledge regards seeing and being seen as the focus of place design, and environmental behavior is the core of the whole design thinking. He put forward some novel and interesting things, such as connection system, pocket space, seeing and being seen, ring design and so on. The article is emotional, colloquial and easy to read.