SENSORY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PROJECT PROPOSAL FOR AN ACADEMIC GREEN SPACE
Abstract
People are engaged to nature from the begging of time, and the perception of space and surrounding was possible through the five human senses. Several research studies show that the landscape design can influence wellbeing, also gardening activities have a good effect on health conditions. The present study purpose was to design a sensory layout using perennials in a landscape architecture project proposal carried out at UASVM in Cluj-Napoca. Using a selection of a varies ornamentals, the perennials are a good choice in terms of landscape sustainability.
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