Campus Landscapes: Functions, Forms, Features |
| Richard P. Dober |
| The campus landscape provides an environment that situates, serves and symbolizes higher education. This landscape comprises the lawns, open spaces, gardens, walkways and paths, play fields, parking lots, and various other components of the constructed environment which surround and support the buildings and other facilities on a college campus. It has become increasingly more important to the emotional and economic well being of these institutions that they present an attractive and well-maintained facade.
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| Cloth Bound |
288 Pages, 7 x 10
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0471353566
$90.00 |
John Wiley & Sons, Inc. | |
