LANDSCAPING APPROACH OF THE PROJECT: RESTAURATION AND REABILITHATION OF ARCALIA ARBORETUM
Abstract
In the last decades, the restoration and rehabilitation works for Romanian historical monuments took a quite great dimension. On the other side, approaching the historical landscape requires a close-up view of the whole issues regarding re-construction of those sites, and their reinstatement in the present context. For the Arcalia Arboretum, a team of landscapers took the task of restoration all vegetation elements. First, an inventory was made for all trees and shrubs, late in the year 2014. This inventory was compared with a former inventory, back in ’70, the best preserved from the past. All the rehabilitation proposals aimed both dendrological and maintenance aspects.
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